“The fireworks in the gold market are still, probably, far ahead. You’ll hear the explosions when consumer prices begin to rise. And that won’t happen for a while. And here is where the story gets interesting… and hard to follow. The bond market has turned. This could push the economy into a deeper funk unless growth starts to pick up. But it could be years before the new trend is firmly established. We remember the last turn… in the early 1980s. Paul Volcker announced it in 1979. But it was almost four years before investors fully absorbed the news.”
http://www.billbonnersdiary.com/articles/bonner-bottom-recovery.html
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