In today's show, you will learn about my secret passage out of the bond  kingdom, why falling short-term Treasury yields is signaling something  bad is coming, how to investigate a crime scene in the kingdom, how  stock charts are signaling a crash is coming, and how hedge-fund  managers are positioned in the futures market.

In today's show, you will learn why 30-year bonds are being sold at any  price and short-term bonds are rising, how too much cash in the banking  system is causing a liquidity crisis, why the Nonfarm payroll report was  disappointing, how the yield curve should be signalling falling stock  prices and Treasury yields, and a look at credit conditions at the large  commercial banks.

In today's show, you will learn why the relationship between the ISM  Prices Paid, the CPI and bond prices, why the persistent selling in  bonds won't last, why an increase in Eurozone inflation may lead to  disinflation in the U.S., why rising gasoline stocks may be a problem,  what is likely to happen when the Treasury winds down the TGA, and why  the relationship between 2-year Treasury Notes and 30-year Treasury  Bonds means bond prices will slingshot higher. Plus, story time with the  Bond King.

In today's show, you will learn why last month's ISM Manufacturing Index  is flagging a bottom in the dollar, what the global manufacturing PMIs  are saying about the state of the global manufacturing sector, how  hedge-fund managers are positioned in the futures market, what last  quarter's Senior Loan Officer Option Survey says about lending  standards, how overexposed hedge funds are, and if a decline in the TGA  is bullish or bearish for equities and bonds.

In today's show, you will learn how /WSB can crash the stock market, if  what's going on with /WSB affects my thesis and can led to a liquidity  or insolvency event, why bonds aren't rallying despite the equity market  weakness, what the recent economic data says about the economy, why we  might have an inventory recession, how bank credit is getting worse, and  who is still buying bonds.

In today's show, you will learn what the ECB said to spark today's  market sell off, what happened at today's FOMC meeting, why liquidity is  drying up and how that can trigger another crash in risk assets, what  the Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index says about the state of the  manufacturing sector, and how durable goods new orders may lead to  another inventory crisis.

In today's show, you will learn how the Fed has created a liquidity trap  with its Quantitative Easing program that will lead to lower Treasury  yields and lower consumer prices despite the increase in the money  supply.

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In today's show, you will learn why so many people are dropping their  Pandemic Unemployment Assistance benefits, why skyrocketing margin debt  is going to fuel a market crash, how the German LFO survey is signalling  a double-dip recession, what the recent CFNAI mean for the nation  economy, what today's 2-year Treasury Note auction means for the yield  curve, and how speculators are positioned in the futures market.

In today's show, you will learn why I'm confused about the economic data  as the money supply is rising likely due to stimulus and the  manufacturing sector is bristling with activity, but consumers are  turning into savers and not spending. You'll also learn about this  week's unemployment report, what's going on with the Philly Fed  Manufacturing sector, how bank credit conditions continue to worsen, how  commercial hedgers are preparing for lower Treasury yields, and why  stocks are massively overextended.

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