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Sep 25 at 07:48 PM

With an elevated yield or an increase with no control to bring down foreseeable in the long run will most likely be a bearish factor for the overall stock markets.

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The 30-year went to a level last seen in 2004 — and members worked out what that does to S-REITs, to gold, to a SanDisk target of US$2,400, and to a dividend that was raised on a tenth of the cash flow.

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