Maybe the bonds are just pricing in rate risk. Investors see a steeper yield curve associated with growth and higher short-term rates b/c the Fed can't keep the pedal to the metal indefinitely.
Not counting our own tiny businesses, my family is still heavily in large cap, putting any new investment into short-term bonds, and writing some calls--- the bearish outlook we've had in years, but not predicting a crash. I am interested to see what happens to the party as they take away the punch bowl.
Not counting our own tiny businesses, my family is still heavily in large cap, putting any new investment into short-term bonds, and writing some calls--- the bearish outlook we've had in years, but not predicting a crash. I am interested to see what happens to the party as they take away the punch bowl.