Steven Van Metre: Treasuries Only do this Right Before a Market Crash

The bond market is flashing warning signs that have historically preceded some of the most significant stock market crashes in recent history, including the dotcom bubble, the global financial crisis, and the COVID-19 market dip. These signals are reemerging, indicating a potential imminent crash with an average drawdown of 44%. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the details of these alarming signals and what they might mean for investors. At the center of these warning signs is the yield curve, specifically the relationship between short-term Treasury bills and longer-term bonds. The yield curve is steepening in a pattern known…