Bonds Extend Rally as U.S. Stocks Open Lower

Market upheaval intensified Friday as investors sheltered in haven assets, pushing the yield on long-term U.S. government bonds to unprecedented levels and setting gold up for its best week in more than a decade.

The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury sank below 0.8% for the first time. Stocks also retreated, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average declining 3%, or 766 points, in early New York trading. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite Index fell about 2% and 3%, respectively. On Thursday, all three major U.S. stock...

Haven’t the idiot traders sold off all their holdings yet? What’s taking them so long? Sucks to be them. I’ll stay the course.

gtconway3d Somebody better watch Donny, OD’ing on prozac can’t be good.

gtconway3d And I'm sure KimStrassel will blame this on the Democrats.

gtconway3d TRUMPSLUMP

gtconway3d I’m watching my retirement go down the toilet.

gtconway3d So why are refi rates not dropping?

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GOP realDonaldTrump Yours because of the total lack of preparation and concern in December! Allow the defunding of CDC/NIH. Your southern wall was more important than health and safety of America!

We are about to find out how much of a BUBBLE Wall Streets stocks were in.

At its current rate the ten year is anything but safe. COVID19 is expected to be short term. The FED has loaded the spring. Hiding in the 2 year would have made more sense. tt:lizpeek larry_kudlow

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