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>>21216545

The spike looks highly anomalous to me. Bear in mind that if it got even a little higher than that, and stayed there, the market would have crashed. 3% yields crashed the market in late 2018, and that was before they printed an extra seven trillion and inflated the asset-bubbles to a far greater extent. Maneco64 doesn't think that the system could manage even a 1% yield at this point.