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1290257?profile=originalWith market participants so concerned over the effects of if/when Bernanke takes his foot off of the QE gas pedal, here comes DB and BusinessInsider to remind us of historical market moves when rates were raised.  Based on monthly historical charts, you will notice a few 10-20% corrections however nothing earth shattering.  The markets found a floor based on true economic demand and continued their uptrend. 

As it stands, JPM believes the Fed will not being to taper until their December meeting unless labor improvements continue as they have the last six months; at which point then they look to the September meeting as the most obvious time (after Jackson Hole).  

Still, we need to forever bear in mind that markets are forward looking.  With Summer doldrums and money managers prepping for the1290279?profile=originalir getaways in the Hamptons, one has to wonder just when markets will begin to bake in a tapering of bond purchases at the very least.  Many eyes are also already watching the 10yr for signs of r

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