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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @TheBTCManual 17 Sep 2023
For sure bonds have had their worst performance on record with interest rates on the rise and there's very little to state that their will be a major easing cycle that could help bond bros recover, but people still believe in it, and pension funds are still mandated to go get rekt on behalf of people who don't know how to invest or have not realised its a rigged game
There's just so much capital and so much inertia, while I personally wouldn't touch bonds I wouldn't say i'm smart enough to bet against them.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @GhostofTruth 17 Sep 2023
Especially those that ''save'' their fiat in eurozone bonds! The moment Chrissie L. loses her ability to defend the yield curve, it's over and yields go much much higher. (German10y: 2.5 now: 2,677. Italy10y: 4.5 now: 4.49
Japan might be the kick to unroll the truth about european sovereign debt. The BoJ is killing the year long carry trade by letting yields slowly rise which puts enormous pressure on the euro now
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