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>> neil: i wouldnt say its a rule of thumb but when people get nervous about stocks, they like to park their money in a safe bet when things are volatile. gold is a beneficiary of that. you certainly saw it in the treasury market and bonds and treasury notes. gold is picking up considerable steam of late. the more volatile the world seems to get, the more popular gold is. terry duffy is with us here right now. youve seen a pick up on volume and activity around a lot of this. what do you make of ...

Manipulated interest rates so weve never been in this environment before. neil: you do know interest rates are very very low. thats the market betting on a slow down. no thats showing worry, that shows a lot of worry in the conservative bond market, right? where if youre willing to take higher yields shorter term than longer youre not getting compensated for that and were long in this economic cycle. its been the longest recovery weve ever had, so what im most worried about is actually what the ...

This wasnt in the banking system or the real economy, yes it was. when the treasury borrows money, that many goes out to contracts and does end up in the real economy. neil: the trends took place over the last decade, buying out every treasury notes to keep interest rates near 0%. it is not being taken. >> the markets have known this has happened from months, the increase in interest rates we had a few days ago, the fed indicated in a roundabout way that it will be easier next year. trump has wo...

Another bumpy ride after stocks staged a dramatic turnaround. the dow closed up 567 points yesterday after initially falling the same amount at the opening bell. the turnaround which comes on the heels of the indexs worst one day point decline on monday helped put the index back this positive territory for the year. meanwhile, the s&p 500 finished up more than 1.7% while the nasdaq gained more than 2%. the roller coaster ride with stocks began friday following a strong january jobs report, that ...

Kevin, to that point and what happened, i notice midday a lot of money found its home in bonds and treasury notes, particularly the ten year because that had gotten its high around 2.79%. so obviously a flight to quality there. whats going on? >> yeah, a market that has gone very strongly up for a long time now and then got really super charged as we came into the year. weve had a really big improvement in the level of values for the u.s. stock market. we got up to something like $33 trillion gi...

Perspective for you covering the 1987 stock market crash. that day stocks fell 508 points. it was a big deal. back then, that represented about 1/4 of the dows value. today a 1,075 point hit that represented 4.6% of the dows value. i should pause it here because we shaved off 500 points from the worst levels of the day doesnt mean that 1,175 point is still severe. and the 2,000 points from the highs is nothing to sneeze at. but in fast market conditions, anything can and will happen. there was n...