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With the 10yr.T that will be at 3.5% by mid 2014

And the only thing the Fed is staring at now

the third dip on the next Capitulation will be even deeper

Bubbabear, why midyear?

hrhjuliet says

Bubbabear, why midyear?

CHART OF THE DAY: The 10-Year Treasury Yield Hits A 2-1/2 Year High

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/10-year-treasury-yield-2-12-year-high-2013-12#ixzz2oup2YChx

Thank you. Interesting.

hrhjuliet says

Thank you. Interesting.

The 10 year US bond closed regular session trading with a 3% yield, ultimately settling at 3.02% for the day. It’s ironic and fitting that the last weekly close for 2013 sits right above the line the Federal Reserve and Treasury were so concerned about all year. The Fed is terrified of rates moving up too quickly. But even a moderated stair-step pattern higher over the course of 2014 will cause considerable risk to large stock market corrections and a total reversal of the housing market. Bottom-line: tapering games will show just how clearly the Fed is seeing it’s control over the bond market diminish, and all other asset classes will respond in turn. Next year is shaping up to be a year of considerable volatility in virtually all asset classes.

http://www.silverdoctors.com/pm-fund-manager/#more-36711

Thanks Obama!

I am still waiting for my question to be answered..................what will be the short/long term impacts of the 4+ trillion balance created due to QE? Is it not the job of the FED to explain this?

Analyzer says

I am still waiting for my question to be answered..................what will be the short/long term impacts of the 4+ trillion balance created due to QE? Is it not the job of the FED to explain this?

Short term:
The Fed is using its QE policy of a unprecedented staggering $4 trillion balance sheet, to a backdoor way of monetizing U.S. debt

Long term:
If I may! May I beseech you to devulge the implication of such a formidable quandary?

Bubbabear says

Analyzer says

I am still waiting for my question to be answered..................what will be the short/long term impacts of the 4+ trillion balance created due to QE? Is it not the job of the FED to explain this?

Short term:
The Fed is using its QE policy of a unprecedented staggering $4 trillion balance sheet, to a backdoor way of monetizing U.S. debt

Long term:
If I may! May I beseech you to devulge the implication of such a formidable quandary?

In other words this ends badly?

Analyzer says

In other words this ends badly?

Badly for everyone with the exception of PILLAGERS!!!

Charts -- Look & see.

Permission to quote ttsmyf and bubbabear on my Facebook. I would like to quote bubbabear and add ttsmyf's chart. Thank you.

hrhjuliet,
OK gladly! Along the way I have opined: I am certain that it is a far, far better thing for our nation if the people have their heads OUT of their fuming darknesses.
(Must be true, especially in a 1-person/1-vote system.)