2/ Aug 2000 to April 2001:
Market dropped by about 25% and yields were falling
Creating a "stocks-down-yields-down" environment
This is typical during economic recessions pic.twitter.com/0Do52BsCXC
— Bravos Research (@bravosresearch) September 16, 2024
4/ Fast forward to 2008:
Initial downturn in stocks coincided with declining bond yields
Again, the same recessionary behavior led straight to the 2008 recession pic.twitter.com/DkYgcWAk6P
— Bravos Research (@bravosresearch) September 16, 2024
6/ Yes, bond yields are falling, just like before the 2001, 2007, and 2020 recessions
But, it's important to note that yields have fallen in the past without necessarily seeing to a recession pic.twitter.com/JZTW2HnIS3
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Yeah, I can. pic.twitter.com/6hD6MZIOJd
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