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To: Jacob Snyder who wrote (1845)	7/2/2021 3:15:35 PM
From: Sun Tzu	1 Recommendation Recommended By Kirk © Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10550

Interest rates in EU are negative. I think at last count there was something like $9T of negative yielding bonds out there. A case could be made that US bonds are undervalued relative to EU's. Or rather a case could be made that any rise in the US interest rates will attract enough foreign inflow to prevent a rapid rise and allow for orderly equilibrium to be established. In other words, yes the stocks are expensive in historical terms, but they are fairly valued in relative terms and as always, if one gets the future expectation wrong he will get burned, BUT a crash is not in cards yet and the aforementioned burn will not be a 3rd degree <g> Now I do think that the odds of a crash or at least a prolonged downtrend rise as we approach 2024. But that is still some time away.