4/1/15

Market sinks. Bonds soar. Manufacturing slows down.

 
 
The business cycle is alive and well.
 
Bonds are strong because the economy is slowing down. The purchasing managers reported slower growth in manufacturing (see above chart).
 
Slower economic growth points to weaker earnings. The outcome is floundering stocks.
 
The previous posts also suggested this outcome. These trends have major implications for our investment strategy.
 
Bonds should be strong, commodities weak, stocks going nowhere - this is what the business cycle suggests if the economy keeps slowing down.
 
Time will tell.

PS - Timer Digest has ranked George Dagnino as No. 1 bond timer in the past 12 months. 

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