Quote from billyjoerob:
did you even look at the link posted? 68% his portfolio is short us treasuries, corp bonds and munis. and I don't know if you'd characterize that as momenturm or not, depends on the timeframe, but the only reason to do that is if you're an inflationista and expecting worse inflation numbers.
That is very presumptuous. A lot of people are short treasuries right now since they have been going down like a rock the last 6 months. The irony in your argument is the Fed is actually leading people into that trade. I mean if you are going to buy into the Keynesian philosophy like I guess you are and that everything is going to be rosy and the economy is back on track and set to expand, then you HAVE to buy into the idea that rates are going higher. No the real doom and gloomers, like Mark Fabian are LONG treasuries because they think this market is going to go to shit and there is going to be a flight to quality back to bonds.
The problem here is you "think" you have this mapped out but your theories are all over the map and have no consistency to them. And you draw conclusions from very small data sets (major faux paux).
