Bond yields were holding up Sunday evening, despite fear that Silicon Valley Bank's failure might be a canary in the coalmine. And then came Goldman Sachs. Arguably the world's most prestigious investment bank, it issued this ominous statement: "In light of recent stress in the

Crises are routine when markets are already pricing in recession. Financial institution meltdowns have coincided with a top in yields in numerous prior cycles. And it may be happening again with Silicon Valley Bank (SVB). The Santa Clara, California based bank collapsed Friday, causing investors to rush into government bonds

In down real estate cycles it's normal to get regularly bombarded with gloomy real estate stories (like this). It can be tempting to think the housing correction is still in the middle innings when in fact, the correction may be down to its last three outs. Despite the