Posts Tagged ‘bonds’
Bonds, Bitcoin, Big-Tech, & Bullion Soar As ‘Bad News’ Is Good News Again
by Tyler Durden It’s been an ugly couple of days for micro- and macro- data in the US (and globally) as retailers signal a far more-stressed American consumer than the market would like to believe, and global PMIs scream stagflation with ‘sticky’ prices rebounding as new orders tumble and the false optimism of the Services…
Morgan Stanley Sounds The Alarm On Record High Bond Duration, Is Starting To Buy Bond Volatility
You Have More Duration than You Think 2020 has seen a pandemic inflict enormous human and economic cost. In 2Q, the global economy contracted by the largest amount on record and, as autumn approaches, major questions around returning to school, work and other aspects of daily life remain. But for investors, 2020 has been something…
The Destruction of Civilization
Implications of extreme monetary interventions When I was asked to write an article about the impact of negative interest rates and negative-yielding bonds, I thought this is a chance to look at the topic from a broader perspective. There have been lots of articles speculating about the possible implications and focusing on their impact in…
“Extreme Greed” Trigger’d – Gold, Bonds, & Stocks Rally As Dollar Dives
Thanks to a melt-up today, US equities (apart from Trannies) ended the week higher… But today’s gains were farcically driven by a full-court press of jawboning (5 Fed Speakers, Mnuchin, and Kudlow) to open the US equity markets… 0830ET Jobs Beat – Dow +100 0915ET Fed’s Kashkari dovish: “we’re not at maximum employment.. in free lunch zone” – Dow…
Blain: “Central Banks Are No Longer A Solution – They Have Become The Risk”
“A faithful man will be richly blessed, but one eager to get rich will not go unpunished.” This speaks against the “get-rich-quick” mentality. Looking at investment as a long-term plan for the future is good planning, but trying to make a fortune overnight is not. We really should focus on the signals emanating from bond…