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[da_cheif]

darn right high interest rates are coming......it allways happens in anticipation of a monster economic boom.........been short from 154 ......... you were predictable ..but dont feel bad.. you have lots of company.... circa 2010 http://www.siliconinvestor.com/readmsg.aspx?msgid=26936575&srchtxt=fear%20will%20rise%20with%20price

[jumanji0881]

Watch the bond market

My comment: So many are predicting an ugly result from the Fed's QE. All fine and good. But the the question still remains: When ?

Free-Money Musical Chairs : http://www.financialsense.com/contributors/bill-fleckenstein/free-money-musical-chairs
Excerpt:
I think a case can be made that the Fed has lost the bond market. If by some chance rates start to spike even higher, then we will really know that is the case.
It's Sure to Be a Bonding Experience

When the bond market takes the printing press away from the Fed, life in America, and everywhere else where money printing is the main economic policy, is going to be very, very difficult. Bond and stock prices will be lower, which will hurt the asset side of everyone's balance sheet, and of course rising rates will put a damper on certain aspects of the economy, most notably housing, while increasing the interest expense on government debt (thereby increasing the deficit). When it is understood that the Fed can't solve the problems, there will be much more angst in general and hopefully, eventually, we will have to deal with the long-running contingent liabilities and deficit problem we have in this country, though that is getting rather far ahead of myself. In any case, I believe the Fed has already started to lose the bond market, and we might get more information on that topic this week.