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Despite the drastic recovery in equities, the US 10Y yield has remained at depressed levels oscillating around 70bps. Some investors are still expecting US LT yields to plunge to 0 percent in the near term amid sluggish growth concerns. Even though the 10Y yield may remain at curr...

We believe we have started a new economic expansion and new bull market in stocks, and that we are in the early phase in which stock returns are the greatest. This is why we view any correction in stocks to be a buying opportunity to increase our exposure to stocks and commodities abo...

The major central banks of the world have increased their assets by 46.7% since the beginning of the year. If you don't think this affects the equity markets, I beg to differ. It is not just the vertical shift, the amount of assets they currently have, but the horizontal expansion...

Things aren't so simple as positive versus negative, especially when it comes to moving progress forward - or stopping in its tracks. ABS issuers had been, since around 1995, one of the largest sources of credit for the US and global economy. Excluding the federal government, the ...

While it would be difficult for the Fed to ease financial conditions by lowering Treasury rates further, there remains substantial room within the agency MBS market to narrow spreads. Lower mortgage rates should allow more people with higher mortgage rates to refinance and more people...

The Congressional Budget Office is making some projections that are breath-taking when it comes to the growth of the federal debt, but also how slow the economy is to grow. The CBO projects economic growth will average only 1.6 percent over the next thirty years and the federal debt i...

The 4-8 year period beginning in February of this year potentially will contain three or more official recessions and come to be referred to as the Depression of the 2020s. The money-supply situation today could not be more different from the money-supply situation during the early 19...

In August, for the fifth month in a row, money supply growth surged to an all-time high, following new all-time highs in April, May, June, and July that came in the wake of unprecedented quantitative easing, central bank asset purchases, and various stimulus packages. Although some ob...

Coming into COVID-19, a chunk of client bond money was in higher yielding money markets since credit spreads (in my opinion) offered little value prior to March 2020. After the 35% correction in the S&P 500, and upon the announcement of the Fed liquidity programs, all that money w...

The great part about the election is, it's a known unknown. Markets are preparing for volatility around the event, even if the event takes months to reconcile. Wall Street is actively hedging risk in that time frame. That itself is bringing down risk surrounding the event. If you ...