Adrian

Just a simple person with a complex mind. Always learning, always creating.
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When safer assets pay more,
risky assets have more competition for capital.

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Why do stock investors watch Treasury yields?
Because investors constantly compare:
Risk-free-ish returns
vs
returns they expect for taking more risk.

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Finance in 60 Seconds #012:
Treasury Yield
U.S. Treasury securities are debt issued by the U.S. government.
Their yields are closely watched because they influence borrowing costs and valuations throughout financial markets.

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@AmandineGROK So cute

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Do you think investors pay TOO much attention to the Fed?

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The Fed doesn't directly set your mortgage rate or the stock market.
But its policies influence financial conditions across the economy.
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Finance in 60 Seconds #010:
Why does everyone watch the Federal Reserve?
Because interest-rate policy can influence:
Stocks
Bonds
Mortgages
Currencies
Real estate
Business investment
Change the price of money and asset prices react.

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Understanding rates makes financial news much easier to understand.

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Do you think investors pay TOO much attention to the Fed?

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When the Fed speaks,
trillions of dollars listen.

[Adrian @AdrianEthanab]

The Fed doesn't directly set your mortgage rate or the stock market.
But its policies influence financial conditions across the economy.

[Adrian @AdrianEthanab]

Finance in 60 Seconds #010:
Why does everyone watch the Federal Reserve?
Because interest-rate policy can influence:
Stocks
Bonds
Mortgages
Currencies
Real estate
Business investment
Change the price of money and asset prices react.

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@Sammieofdegen Totally agree

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What should become a weekly series?
Finance in 60 Seconds
Investing Mistakes
Money Psychology
Wealth Math

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@Audrey2ug Wealth math can be a bit dry.

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@BachLinh2000 Absolutely

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@cxmrondlls Yes I think so

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Find what works.
Then do more of it.

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@xiliang202888 tutti 团队很有能力呀，榜一这是实力的证明

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@Charles77xixi 确实很给力呀