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Draghi just put a floor under the market, hmm
- Thread starter S2007S
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Quote from trefoil:
Stayed down for thirty years last time, from the thirties to the fifties. It wasn't until the late fifties/early sixties that stock dividend yields dropped below bond yields; part of the reason was that bonds yielded so little.
You may be living with this for a very long time.
well if it doesn't go up my trade ratio backspread expires worthless and not much hard done.. either way.. they might stay relatively low for a long time.. but i can't see a 1.4 percent for another 30 years.. once the economy picks up people will move away from bonds.. when the global economy gets a little better the dollar with go down.. and people will as well move from bonds.. hell maybe i'm totally wrong.. ive been consistantly wrong before haha
by "people" you mean the fed?Quote from cdcaveman:
well if it doesn't go up my trade ratio backspread expires worthless and not much hard done.. either way.. they might stay relatively low for a long time.. but i can't see a 1.4 percent for another 30 years.. once the economy picks up people will move away from bonds.. when the global economy gets a little better the dollar with go down.. and people will as well move from bonds.. hell maybe i'm totally wrong.. ive been consistantly wrong before haha
sounds like my 7th grade math class. I thought I had it all figured out. And then they started talking about negative numbers. Really messed me up.Quote from cdcaveman:
I'm a long rates through options on the TBT ratio call back spread sold the 20 bought two 25's. On the jan 14's
Which reminds me, my bank payment is due. I get free checking but they do charge a small fee to watch over my money in my savings account.