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I have no problem noting that US equities rallied from the point bonds bottomed. But clearaly bond market rallies are associated with equity declines [Dow in this case], and the reverse. So the bond market crash [upper half of chart], is associated with a stock market rally since June [Brexit]. However even after bonds bottomed in Dec they have not taken off upwards and equities have so it is a long wait but sooner than later when you see bond prices get a bid again it will cause an equity market decline. It is just history


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