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Not sure who else is watching but huge money in the US markets went on the sidelines right after the tech bubble of '99 and US bonds thereafter began trending up from 2000 up until now. Currently it seems that a post-election selloff has begun in bonds and it's gaining strength. It's looking like trendlines may actually get broken. On top of this the US dollar has now also broken and closed above 102 for the first time in over a decade. My thought is to wait and see where that bond money goes. I'm thinking this is a show of strength, but in today's crooked landscape money out of bonds without a new home could be a negative as well. Just a heads up. These are very clear signs of markets changing.
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