2026-01-14 13:32:07

Bond market volatility is hitting 4-year lows again, and it's fascinating because the disconnect is real. The macro drama we're seeing—economic data, policy shifts, geopolitical tensions—barely moves the needle on actual price action anymore. It's like the market has become numb to the noise. When MOVE index sits at these lows despite all the macro chaos, you're watching a market that's either pricing everything in or completely detached from reality. Either way, it tells you something important about where liquidity and sentiment are right now.

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MidsommarWallet

· 5h ago

Bonds are all numb now. Is it our turn next?

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ForkTongue

· 5h ago

This wave of bonds is really bizarre. MOVE is still sleeping on the floor, macro plays a big show every day but no one pays attention.

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BagHolderTillRetire

· 6h ago

Bonds are really frustrating this time. Everyone talks about black swan events, but nothing happens... --- Volatility hits a 4-year low? Feels like the market is pretending to be dead. --- Is the liquidity drying up or is it truly priced in... I want to see who breaks first. --- The MOVE index being so low is actually more terrifying, calmness is the prelude to a storm. --- The market's detachment from reality is an old trick; a crash is inevitable. --- Either prices overreact or don't react at all; there's no normalcy. --- I'm a bit worried about how low bond volatility is... it's too strange. --- Liquidity has dried up to the point of immobility. No matter how complex the macro environment, it can't move the needle.

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