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OT the rising inflation pressures are not good for bonds so we watch. I’m on record saying the great bull market in bonds is over

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  OT the rising inflation pressures are not good for bonds so we watch. I’m on record saying the great bull market in bonds is over Yuri Kreton <invliad@invalid.com> - 2017-02-06 13:37 -0600

#617230 — OT the rising inflation pressures are not good for bonds so we watch. I’m on record saying the great bull market in bonds is over

FromYuri Kreton <invliad@invalid.com>
Date2017-02-06 13:37 -0600
SubjectOT the rising inflation pressures are not good for bonds so we watch. I’m on record saying the great bull market in bonds is over
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     “There’s only one reason a share goes to a bargain price: Because 
other people are selling.
     There is no other reason. To get a bargain price, you’ve got to 
look for where the public is most frightened and pessimistic.”

     “Looking for a good investment is nothing more than looking for a 
good bargain.”

     – Sir John Templeton





     It kind of goes without saying that I believe inflation is ramping 
and the Fed (like any government institution) is going to quickly find 
itself behind the curve. It’s not just ramping in the US—it’s even worse 
in Europe.

     I think this is what happens if you leave rates at zero for eight 
years and print about four trillion dollars. People have been wondering 
where the inflation was—well, here it is. And it’s about to get worse 
before it gets better.

     – Jared Dillon, The 10th Man, Mauldin Economics

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