Long Term U.S. Government Bonds – "It will become our problem when LTGBTRI breaks the 1981 up trend line."

If you read the previous post and then read this post, it seems clear that global Quantitative Easing is just getting started or perhaps a unified devaluation of the major paper currencies.  Eric Degroot writes another concise post:

Long Term U.S. Government Bonds

"Long-term U.S. Government Bonds: "It is our dollar but your problem." But for how much longer? It will become our problem when LTGBTRI breaks the 1981 up trend line. The trend in the bond market has become the canary in the coal mine.

Update
The 1981 LTGBTRI and LTGBCAI long-term trend lines have been broken. The intense secrecy within G-7 as credit markets waffle is no coincidence. Traders will start pushing this one, like shooting fish in a barrel, as recognition increases.

Long-Term U.S. Government Bonds Total Return Index (LTGBTRI):

Long-Term U.S. Government Bonds Capital Appreciation Index (LTGBCAI):
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