Here are all the ways market history is repeating itself amid panic over surging bond yields

• In recent weeks, stocks, bonds, and housing have all drawn comparisons with previous episodes in US market history.
• Stocks are reminding some analysts of the late 1980s and 2008, while bond vigilantes are reliving the 1990s.
• The housing market also looks eerily like the early 1980s, when mortgage rates soared. 

Investors are scouring financial markets for signals that echo previous recessions as the massive bond sell-off has raised fears of a downturn.

In recent weeks, stocks, bonds, and housing have all drawn comparisons with earlier episodes in US market history.