Here's some MORE manipulation / grooming of figures!

[5huggy]

10-year Treasury yield surges to 14-month high of 1.75%, 30-year rate tops 2.5%

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/18/us-bonds-10-year-treasury-yields-tops-1point7percent-despite-fed-reassurance-.html

[sixgun]

i doubt this is manipulation - it indicates bonds are being dumped and traders do not have confidence in the Federal Reserve - they see inflation in the system. The Fed like all government authorities have been lying about inflation for decades.

Keep stacking is the solution.

[Kman]

Bottom, recover, roll over even lower, this is the way 

 

[KDave]

👆 This is the way. 

But the inflationary thesis says its not the way. Basically that its different this time! I genuinely think it is different this time which is quite terrifying given what I know about the history of that phrase 

[sixgun]

25 minutes ago, Kman said:

Bottom, recover, roll over even lower, this is the way 

You do not believe that there is inflation in the system.
There is inflation in the system in my neck of the woods - everything is going up in price.
The Fed claims there is no inflation (when there is). They stopped compiling real consumer price indices b/c this would expose real inflation rates - quoting fake indices is pointless - they are no guide to the real world. Observation of your shopping basket and bills is the better guide.
The central banks are presently buying $billions in bonds to push up their price and keep rates down. They are all at it. $trillions in bonds are being bought up.
All Western governments are hosing new cash into the system to slow the collapse. This cash is being spent on Main Street.
There will be a collapse of various bubbles - the bond, stockmarket and housing bubbles but the average person is facing significant inflation in day-to-day living costs.