10Y - 3M treasury yield differences passed August, 2019 levels and just met March, 2007 level. laflammaster 2 months ago by laflammaster Why GME? Reply Now this is pod racing Reply ::grabs vaseline:: Reply Yikes Reply ELIA? Reply "We'll pay you more if you give us your cash for 3 months than we would if you give it to us for 10years!" Reply Red line bad for everyone except us. Reply Inverted yield curve. Usually a signal of recessions. Reply Party’s over… for them Reply Next stop 2001 levels... Reply TIMBER Reply "Hi Mom!" Reply Elmo🔥 Reply Woops Reply Things will blow up by March Reply I’m getting the same timeline from 1979 after reading the Fed archive documents of the FOMC releases. Reply Currently at -0.57%. Reply Nothing to see keep walking (come back in a month for the final bang 🤭🙈) Reply Third TA post I see so nothing gonna happen I guess Reply ANd is now below the RRP / FFR Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Name * Email * Website Author: admin
"We'll pay you more if you give us your cash for 3 months than we would if you give it to us for 10years!" Reply
I’m getting the same timeline from 1979 after reading the Fed archive documents of the FOMC releases. Reply
Why GME?
Now this is pod racing
::grabs vaseline::
Yikes
ELIA?
"We'll pay you more if you give us your cash for 3 months than we would if you give it to us for 10years!"
Red line bad for everyone except us.
Inverted yield curve. Usually a signal of recessions.
Party’s over… for them
Next stop 2001 levels...
TIMBER
"Hi Mom!"
Elmo🔥
Woops
Things will blow up by March
I’m getting the same timeline from 1979 after reading the Fed archive documents of the FOMC releases.
Currently at -0.57%.
Nothing to see keep walking (come back in a month for the final bang 🤭🙈)
Third TA post I see so nothing gonna happen I guess
ANd is now below the RRP / FFR