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To: Pogeu Mahone who wrote (161425)	8/19/2020 6:06:19 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 219492

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To: Pogeu Mahone who wrote (161425)	8/19/2020 8:11:10 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219492

Am going to guess the Fed shall definitely go for yield-curve control given that the same Fed denies that it shall do so ..., a guess zerohedge.com Stocks, Bonds, & Bullion Tumble As USD Jumps After Fed Minutes Shun Yield Curve Control It's hard to argue the Minutes were hawkish but perhaps it was the shying away from Yield Curve Control and fears over financial stability risks that spooked traders (for now). The push back on YCC raises the risk of a rise in nominal yields and it appears stocks don't like that... with S&P back in the red... The lack of YCC means, as one wise old market veteran somewhat ironically noted that bonds sell on the higher degree of freedom... which sparks stock selling... which sparks bond buying... and 'stabilizes' bond yields?! Bonds were dumped on the lack of YCC... Source: Bloomberg As the yield curve steepens... Source: Bloomberg The USD spiked... Source: Bloomberg And gold dropped (less easing?)... As real-yields rise... Source: Bloomberg Of course, this could all change dramatically within the next 90 minutes. Sent from my iPad