BILS - Interest Rates And Stocks: Heads You Lose... Tails You Lose
- In January 2020, the 10-year US Treasury had yield of 1.8%. The S&P 500 was on its way to a 4.6% gain and a new record high by February. Then, Covid-19 hit, and in the flight to safety that followed, the 10-year yield went below one-half of one percent.
- When you consider that low interest rates are supposed to be good for business and good for stock prices, why wasn't there a hue and cry on the part of the media and pundits to buy stocks during this dramatic drop in rates?
- Now that the market has righted itself, those same experts are warning us that rising interest rates and the specter of rising inflation are going to be bad for stocks.
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Interest Rates And Stocks: Heads You Lose... Tails You Lose