by Since the early 1990s, I published this chart every month on the back cover of my publication until I retired a couple of years ago. I thought it was a great piece of marketing to remind readers that I was a long run bull on interest rates. Readers might not pay much attention or remember claims that I was bullish, but they would pay attention to and remember this. I even had bond managers walk out over this chart in the middle of my presentation. Now just felt like a good time to publish it again. Click on image to enlarge it for better viewing.
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Since the early 1990s, I published this chart every month on the back cover of my publication until I retired a couple of years ago. I thought it was a great piece of marketing to remind readers that I was a long run bull on interest rates.
Readers might not pay much attention or remember claims that I was bullish, but they would pay attention to and remember this. I even had bond managers walk out over this chart in the middle of my presentation.
Now just felt like a good time to publish it again.
Click on image to enlarge it for better viewing.