There is a national debate underway about whether the country is staring down a bond bubble–so of course Twitter-using financial advisors are weighing in with their thoughts…and links to expanded thoughts on their blogs and elsewhere.

Don’t expect a consensus. As with every other topic, Twitter is a gateway to a smorgasbord of views. Below is a sampling of bubble-related tweets that have appeared lately on AdvisorTweets.com. For more, use AdvisorTweets’ Search function. For some (near-term) historical perspective, search for “bonds” and scroll to the bottom of the results page. You’ll see what advisors were tweeting back in April.

  1. David Glen
    dhglen Random Glenings: Why Record Stock Correlations Are An Adverse Feedb… http://goo.gl/b/DmoP

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  1. CurtisASmith,CFP®
    CurtisASmithCFP Three key principles about bond investing risk: “Fixed Income Risk in Your Portfolio.” Making Cents newsletter post. http://su.pr/1YVIPh

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  1. tom brakke
    researchpuzzler the last of these causes of bond ETF price v. NAV is worth exploring in depth to get an edge http://bit.ly/cxQLJU $$

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  1. Brett Anderson
    BrettDAnderson Investors are buying high and selling low…but this time with bonds. Will this end badly? http://brettdanderson.wordpress.com/

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  1. Pasquale J Sacchetta
    PJSacchetta @rwohlner @CurtisASmithCFP Does anyone still believe bonds are the safe alternative? We’re in for some interesting times… #bond #risk

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