Take a look at this chart of the 10yr vs Equities to 1869
After years of negative news on well, just about everything equities have been rallying while yields are dropping. The chart below shows France, Germany and Spain, along with each’s 10 Bonds vs Equity Index back to 1869.
All three equity indices are spiking and all three yields are diving. Are we getting ready for another EU bailout?
10 Year Bonds vs Equities to 1869
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Hat tip Ralph M Dillon
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The big lesson from this graph is from 1939 to 1945.
It is clearly better to be a neutral power or collaborator than a warmonger. The French and Spanish stock markets did quite well from 1939 to 1945.
EU Stock Market MORE Corrupt then US?
That can not be.
Zimbabwe Ben, meet Zimbabwe Mario.
Because there is soooooo much frigging cash in investments as oppossed to being available for consumption. The money is in the wrong place at the wrong time. Europe can’t “invest” themselves out of their problems…….
i have lost some on my recent short term shorts
but i think the rally is bailout hope
and rate cut liklihood
and markets not capable of analyzing
that a bailout and rates cuts will do little for the Eurozone macro and credit supply
the economy is falling off cliff
industrial production down over 4% not annualized last two months
an acceleration
thats for the entire eurozone
germany and the other stronger countries are rolling over
manufacturing trade sales–employment– are all rolling over
i have put some less leveraged long term shorts on basic macro italy germany spain–less banking system shorts
so i can just sit and wait for 6 months or so…
also outright short UBS
which is allowed and may crater
O Eurozone, Complacency is thy name! And no lack of procrastination in facing up to thy enemies!
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