You can look back at bond rates over 200-300 years and we’re far below average. The problem is that by keeping interest rates artificially low for so long central banks caused a glut in debt, and mal-investment. It will take considerable pain to normalize interest rates but it is necessary if you want a real, healthy economy.
I think you mean interest rates. There's only correlate with the matter because people see it as a safe haven. But in s rising rate environment that coincides with a crash they're not safe either. You might be right about the pensions
Good deal. I may scale into a couple hundred TLT, if it reaches $94, as a hedge against Fed capitulation. If they keep raising rates though, I think the floor is ~$30, because there is no support below that prior $80-95 consolidation.
We’re still below what is considered normal. 20 years ago these rates would have been considered economic stimulus.
You can look back at bond rates over 200-300 years and we’re far below average. The problem is that by keeping interest rates artificially low for so long central banks caused a glut in debt, and mal-investment. It will take considerable pain to normalize interest rates but it is necessary if you want a real, healthy economy.
Their stealing equity on reverse mortgages.
I think you mean interest rates. There's only correlate with the matter because people see it as a safe haven. But in s rising rate environment that coincides with a crash they're not safe either. You might be right about the pensions
They seem to rally every time the fed gets the least bit dovish
lousiana pension done pulled 1B from blackrock.
im thinking that was leaked cause it wasnt from a 13f.
if that the case, thinkn errrryone else gonna pull.
When did you say you were TLT calls expire? I think it finds bottom this month, at ~$93.
Good deal. I may scale into a couple hundred TLT, if it reaches $94, as a hedge against Fed capitulation. If they keep raising rates though, I think the floor is ~$30, because there is no support below that prior $80-95 consolidation.