Beware The Bonds?

I have serious reservations about the medium-term outlook for US equities, and to the extent I'm less constructive than I might've been otherwise, it's not because I'm some kind of irritable partisan. Bonds still seem very skeptical about... well, about a lot of things, but particularly about the notion that a run-it-hot approach to an economy already firing on most, if perhaps not all, cylinders, is compatible with a rate-cutting cycle and tame inflation. When you toss in tariffs and a plan to

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4 thoughts on “Beware The Bonds?

  1. Another potential irony of the Trump administration could be a massive crash in crypto once Trump removes any regulation and lets crypto scams run even more rampant ultimately undermining faith in crypto. I certainly wouldn’t mind seeing crypto enthusiasts learn a hard lesson in being careful what you wish for.

  2. The words irrational exuberance comes to mind. Also cognitive dissonance. The deficit is going to skyrocket again with the immediacy of tax cuts and longer term benefits, if any, of wringing efficiencies out of government by the DOGE boys.
    Trumps tendencies concern me greatly in any number of areas. The one that terrifies me is his casual disregard for the welfare of bondholders. I thought I read on his last incarnation that he said something like he wouldn’t rule out defaulting on the govt debt.
    I no longer believe that the adults in the room will lock him in the bathroom when he starts talking like that.

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