@JeffSnider_EDU@PeterSchiff : he is someone who would disagree with on interest rates, dollar and inflation. please don't invite only those who agree with you all the time.
@AndreasSteno@TubesteakMag Similarly if long rates go up, bonds go down. On swap, they pay fixed and assume earn variable? so if rates go up, their income from spread goes up?
@AndreasSteno@TubesteakMag If everything works out, do they hold these long bonds till say 5 years left or 2 years left at which point they become 2/5 year notes they sell to the market?
@LukeGromen@Geiger_Capital Debt devaluation repairs balance sheets. it does not produce millions of skilled workers overnight. that takes much longer than few FOMC meetings and many elections. The Mandibles is more probable outcome than Utopian devaluation.
@LukeGromen@LanceRoberts Starting point matters a lot in any such analyses. 1930s to mid 70s period is useless as Americans were not allowed to own gold, totally different monetary order. All we can say is that there are years where one asset outperforms another.
@JG_Nuke Great to hear from you. I hope you feel better soon. My best wishes. Definitely missed you, mornings were not the same. Please take care and look forward to seeing the new format,
@michaeljburry Please disregard this BS criticism. I haven't come across analysis as original as yours in a long while. So thorough and yet explained in simple words.