Since the 10-year crept to 1.7% before the January jobs report, unleash a horrible report to try and tame the yields!

A knee-jerk reaction from 1.769 down to 1.72.

Keep in mind that we were at 1.37 on December 20th.

David Hunter has maintained we will see a 2% print on the 10-year yield in the next few weeks (days ?)

Just like the understated inflation numbers, for which I am always indebted to (as a young man still in his 30s I first read) John Williams’ ShadowStats, the unemployment percentage was understated all along these years. I think next month the BLS will downward revise even this horrible number and the Fed will then blame the “bad” jobs report as a reason for delaying the next hike. That “delay in rate hike” will then trigger the blow off top, as David Hunter maintains.

Opinions?

GL