These charts pretty much speak for themselves. First, let’s take a look at how Best Buy (BBY: 33.46 +0.80 +2.45%) is doing. After all, Christmas is when it makes it’s money, right? 
Well, that look pretty bad. Now, let’s check out long-dated Treasuries, as tracked by the iShares 20+year fund (TLT: 104.88 -1.12 -1.06%)
That’s a lump of coal in the stocking for sure. Finally, let’s see how America’s banks are doing. We’ve shot money at them with firehoses, right? Surely, Bank of America (BAC: 13.28 +0.0725 +0.55%) must be ready for the “nice” list.
Better luck next year, kid. Better luck next year.
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