When your whole world is falling apart, there are always government bonds. Not that the world is falling apart. But neither does it seem to be holding together very well. Today it’s tattered. Tomorrow maybe it falls apart. We really haven’t seen anything yet. Stocks are 10-15 percent off their highs. That’s all. And many sectors have been holding up quite well, like energy, agriculture, rails, and commodities.But moving forward, we can’t have everything go our way. For…

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