In the August 9, 2011 post (“QE3 – Various Thoughts“) I posted a chart that depicted the movements of the S&P500, 10-Year Treasury Yield and the Fed Funds rate spanning the periods of various Federal Reserve interventions since 2007.

For reference purposes, here is an updated chart (through June 15, 2018) from the Doug Short site post of June 15 (“Treasury Snapshot:  10-Year Remains at 2.93%“):

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The Special Note summarizes my overall thoughts about our economic situation

SPX at 2779.66 as this post is written

In the August 9, 2011 post (“QE3 – Various Thoughts“) I posted a chart that depicted the movements of the S&P500, 10-Year Treasury Yield and the Fed Funds rate spanning the periods of various Federal Reserve interventions since 2007.

For reference purposes, here is an updated chart (through January 31, 2018) from Doug Short’s blog post of January 31 (“Treasury Snapshot:  10-Year Yield at 2.72%“):

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The Special Note summarizes my overall thoughts about our economic situation

SPX at 2823.81 as this post is written

In the August 9, 2011 post (“QE3 – Various Thoughts“) I posted a chart that depicted the movements of the S&P500, 10-Year Treasury Yield and the Fed Funds rate spanning the periods of various Federal Reserve interventions since 2007.

For reference purposes, here is an updated chart (through July 11, 2017) from Doug Short’s blog post of July 12 (“Treasury Yields:  A Long-Term Perspective“):

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The Special Note summarizes my overall thoughts about our economic situation

SPX at 2443.25 as this post is written

In the August 9, 2011 post (“QE3 – Various Thoughts“) I posted a chart that depicted the movements of the S&P500, 10-Year Treasury Yield and the Fed Funds rate spanning the periods of various Federal Reserve interventions since 2007.

For reference purposes, here is an updated chart (through May 8, 2017) from Doug Short’s blog post of May 8 (“Treasury Snapshot:  Possible Reversal Continues“):

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The Special Note summarizes my overall thoughts about our economic situation

SPX at 2402.25 as this post is written

In the August 9, 2011 post (“QE3 – Various Thoughts“) I posted a chart that depicted the movements of the S&P500, 10-Year Treasury Yield and the Fed Funds rate spanning the periods of various Federal Reserve interventions since 2007.

For reference purposes, here is an updated chart (through March 27, 2017) from Doug Short’s blog post of March 27 (“Treasury Snapshot:  10-Year Note at 2.38“):

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The Special Note summarizes my overall thoughts about our economic situation

SPX at 2359.64 as this post is written

In the August 9, 2011 post (“QE3 – Various Thoughts“) I posted a chart that depicted the movements of the S&P500, 10-Year Treasury Yield and the Fed Funds rate spanning the periods of various Federal Reserve interventions since 2007.

For reference purposes, here is an updated chart (through January 20, 2017) from Doug Short’s blog post of January 20 (“Treasury Yields:  A Long-Term Perspective“):

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The Special Note summarizes my overall thoughts about our economic situation

SPX at 2271.31 as this post is written

In the August 9, 2011 post (“QE3 – Various Thoughts“) I posted a chart that depicted the movements of the S&P500, 10-Year Treasury Yield and the Fed Funds rate spanning the periods of various Federal Reserve interventions since 2007.

For reference purposes, here is an updated chart (through October 21, 2016) from Doug Short’s blog post of October 21 (“Treasury Snapshot…“):

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The Special Note summarizes my overall thoughts about our economic situation

SPX at 2151.33 as this post is written

In the August 9, 2011 post (“QE3 – Various Thoughts“) I posted a chart that depicted the movements of the S&P500, 10-Year Treasury Yield and the Fed Funds rate spanning the periods of various Federal Reserve interventions since 2007.

For reference purposes, here is an updated chart (through July 8, 2016) from Doug Short’s blog post of July 8 (“Treasury Yields:  A Long-Term Perspective“):

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The Special Note summarizes my overall thoughts about our economic situation

SPX at 2129.90 as this post is written

In the August 9, 2011 post (“QE3 – Various Thoughts“) I posted a chart that depicted the movements of the S&P500, 10-Year Treasury Yield and the Fed Funds rate spanning the periods of various Federal Reserve interventions since 2007.

For reference purposes, here is an updated chart (through May 13, 2016) from Doug Short’s blog post of May 13 (“Treasury Snapshot:  Approaching Five Months Since The Fed’s December Rate Hike“):

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The Special Note summarizes my overall thoughts about our economic situation

SPX at 2046.61 as this post is written

In the August 9, 2011 post (“QE3 – Various Thoughts“) I posted a chart that depicted the movements of the S&P500, 10-Year Treasury Yield and the Fed Funds rate spanning the periods of various Federal Reserve interventions since 2007.

For reference purposes, here is an updated chart (through March 18, 2016) from Doug Short’s blog post of March 18  (“Treasury Snapshot:  10-Year Note at 1.88%“):

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The Special Note summarizes my overall thoughts about our economic situation

SPX at 2049.29 as this post is written