I can recall studying economic theories in college and not paying attention to yield curves, I was jazzed up on stocks ripping high and low. However these days I find myself concentrating on yield curves more so than ETFs and stocks. The yield inversion is a well known indicator for macro economic outlooks. The current spread is about 0.15. Just a week ago is was about .30. Given the rise of social media and the intense "pumping" of equities, it seems appropriate to share this visual and what is around the corner. How else will commodity prices come down? I was at the park the other day, and I overheard a lady on the phone. She said to her friend, "I just don't feel like leaving the house, I'm just going to spend money. These days going to the grocery store is like going to the club." For what its worth, she has a point.
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