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How much longer will this bear market go on for?
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Uh oh...US bond market volatility hits fresh highs as liquidity dropsTurmoil in U.K. financial markets and global expectations for persistently high inflation have ignited the U.S. government bond market, throttling volatility to highs not seen since the early days of the pandemic.0
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I'm new to this thread, and all I see is one user spamming it with bad news highlights and selectively cropped graphs, the gist of which seems to be that markets have been on a downward trend for a bit. Am I missing something?9
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Yes.
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Which is precisely what?1
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There is no escape. He does go quiet when the markets rally... until they dip again.Aylesbury_Duck said:I'm new to this thread, and all I see is one user spamming it with bad news highlights and selectively cropped graphs, the gist of which seems to be that markets have been on a downward trend for a bit. Am I missing something?
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My crystal ball says bear market until March 2025"Wealth consists not in having great possessions, but in having few wants."0
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More like a lost decade.0
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The year i wanted to retire.DannyCarey said:My crystal ball says bear market until March 20251 -
I see, thanks. Like a weather forecaster only telling me about yesterday's weather. Very helpful.renegade1 said:
There is no escape. He does go quiet when the markets rally... until they dip again.Aylesbury_Duck said:I'm new to this thread, and all I see is one user spamming it with bad news highlights and selectively cropped graphs, the gist of which seems to be that markets have been on a downward trend for a bit. Am I missing something?2 -
The bond market is about to implode. It is 20x the size of the stock market.0
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