The Bond Market Crash Isn’t Over – Chart

Lee Adler April 13, 2021

Over? Over you say? It isn’t over until we say it’s over!

Originally posted at The Daily Stool.

The bond market crash has at least one more downleg after this consolidation is complete.

Going Going Gone- We Now Know When The Party Will End

LEE ADLER 1 – LIQUIDITY TRADER- MONEY TRENDS MARCH 28, 2021

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The Bond Market Crash Isn’t Over – Chart

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