Bond Vigilantes & The Waiting for Godot

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  • čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
  • (9/18/23) The term “Bond Vigilantes” is a nostalgic twist on an old-west theme. In the nineteenth century, the American West formed self-appointed groups, or committees, to seize the duties of law enforcement and judicial authority in situations when citizens found law enforcement lacking or inadequate. In the bond market, the term “Bond Vigilante” was first coined by Ed Yardeni in 1980 when bond traders sold Treasurys in response to the growing power of the Federal Reserve and its policies on the U.S. economy. If the “Sheriff” in town isn’t doing their job, the premise is that holders will become “Bond Vigilantes” and “take the law into their own hands.
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Komentáře • 8

  • @marcobiagioni
    @marcobiagioni Před 11 měsíci

    👏👏👏

  • @andersbergman5942
    @andersbergman5942 Před 11 měsíci

    Bond Vigilantes! Such a powerful narrative, it really is. But i would bet my money on the sheriff rounding them up any day. Japan has been doing this for some 40 years and they`re still around. Sounds very likely the US will head down that same road.

  • @ddyoder
    @ddyoder Před 11 měsíci +1

    As an individual investor, what do you recommend as best way to get exposure to today's 4.5%+ Long Term Bonds? 30yr Bonds via broker? Buying 30yr TIPs? Both/Neither? Appreciate any insight from the RIA team

  • @Fabbish6
    @Fabbish6 Před 11 měsíci

    That's the point great job❤

  • @v.searcher
    @v.searcher Před 11 měsíci

    Waiting for Goldot.

  • @ItsMrPizzaToYou
    @ItsMrPizzaToYou Před 11 měsíci

    I’m here from Wealthion, I’m a software engineer by day musician by night starting my first LLC and I bet on TLT the past couple weeks bc it’s so deviated.
    I’ve been so worried in my TMF losses I can’t imagine the people who invested last month or month before

  • @JohnKelly-jo9bh
    @JohnKelly-jo9bh Před 11 měsíci

    Hyperinflation or regular Inflation (Yield curves inverting),
    Doesn't the central bank of (any nation) devalue its currency every time it steps in to buy (prevent defaults/absorber losses of)
    anything? Isn't that why prices can never come down?

  • @rchen404
    @rchen404 Před 8 měsíci

    Everyone said we'd never get inflation. We waited for inflation and we got it. If Fed keeps monetizing debt we'll have skyrocketing inflation and will eventually lose global reserve currency status. If it was so easy, every country's Central Bank would just buy all their debt. Argentina would be paradise and Zimbabwe would have no inflation. Also Japanese are huge savers. We Americans are debt slaves