Investors should be careful not to buy or sell stocks based on last week's brief inversion of the yield curve in the bond market, CNBC's Jim Cramer warns.
's 300-point advance at the open on Wall Street, which was playing out against the backdrop of continuing bond yield stabilization."It was a trap to sell off the inverted, and now they have to go buy back on the uninverted.
What happens if we get inverted again?"briefly inverted and dipped below the 2-year for the first time since before the 2008 financial crisis and subsequent Great Recession."The idea that we uninverted the yield curve is something that lasts for, who knows, like an hour," theOver the weekend, White House trade advisor Peter Navarro
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