The narrative on main-stream media and popular networks such as CNBC continuously perpetuate that the economy is great, that Initial Jobless Claims are declining, and that the stock market is at an all-time high. Everything is good in the world, right? Well, not necessarily. I would first like to bring in question the 10 year Treasury security yield. The usual complacency taking place on CNBC and other mainstream media networks is, to no surprise, that the US economy will create a 'V' shaped recovery, one that has a sharp decline, then suddenly rebounds. This is simply not the case. This chart clearly depicts that. The 10 year Treasury security yield had its last print at 0.6930. If real growth was in fact evident, we would see a rise in inflation which would subsequently cause yields across the curve to increase. This is not happening. Yields are staying flat near the ZLB, and are likely to stay relatively close to the 0% threshold for quite some time, dispr