On Friday, September 20, 2013 2:03:12 PM UTC-4, jim wrote:






You make a lot of unsubstantiated assumptions. Bond yields are

low because the demand for bonds is extraordinarily high. Just

because a reporter gives the FED credit doesn't make it so.

Nobody has twisted arms to get people to buy more bonds. The

FED didn't create the demand for low risk assets.




So you are saying that high demand has resulted in lower interest rates?

If that is true, why does a high demand for Gold result in higher prices?

Dan