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To: John Carragher who wrote (40535)	1/11/2025 11:48:06 AM
From: skinowski	Read Replies (2) of 41461

I don’t think this is any of my stronger points, John. I listen to an occasional lecture on economics, or read a book - but in my knowledge there are many serious gaps. I guess this is one of them. My interest is - higher rates tend to move money out of stocks and into fixed income. On Jay's chart, you can see yields make a top in Oct 2022 and in Oct 2023 - right when the markets made lows. Haven’t made the connection until now - but, maybe this current double top in yields may turn out to be a minor low in the markets? I guess we’ll see.

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