Match this shit up.
Seems too obvious to be real.
Too good to be true.

Are 'they' trying to tempt the little guys into super risky shorts?

How is the media not picking this shit up?

"Return to 'normal'"

A. [link to www.bloomberg.com (secure)]

"U.S. equities ended the week lower and Treasuries rose amid more signals that global growth is slowing. The dollar advanced against most major currencies, while the three-month/10-year yield curve inverted for the first time since 2007."
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Here's a chart of that yield curve:
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B. "The bubble"
Here's a couple images showing the phases and trends of these "bubbles:"
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Here's some info for bubbles:
[link to www.cityfalcon.com (secure)]

The current market

NASDAQ 10 year:
[link to imgur.com]
[link to www.macrotrends.net (secure)]

S&P 500 10year chart:
[link to imgur.com]
[link to www.macrotrends.net (secure)]

TL;DR:
Compare these two pictures side by side:
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