Sentences with phrase «bond bear»

So how bad might the next bond bear market get?

While bond bears are numerous, the view in not unanimous (thankfully, one needs someone to take the other side, as it were).

We can, however, look back at the performance of various treasury bonds to see how they performed in the last real bond bear market.

Do any advisors in the financial planning community even conceptually understand what a long - term bond bear market looks like these days?

And Bank of America Merrill Lynch's Michael Hartnett went a step further, declaring, «If Brexit marked [a] 5,000 year low in global interest rates, Trump marked [the] moment investors started to position for [a] bond bear market.»

Billionaire bond veteran Bill Gross of Janus Henderson is a vocal bond bear, saying this month that «bonds, like men, are in a bear market.»

Schneider says it is too early to declare the multi-decade bond bear market over, but the need for the United States to borrow a greater supply of bonds is likely to help drive rates higher.

Bond Survey Sentiment: Moving back into the bond side of things, the bull bear spread for bonds in the weekly Twitter survey shows a bit of a correction in extreme bearishness from the start of this year through April as bond bears tempered their views.

Any thoughts on what an annual rebalance into a 10 or 20 year slow moving bond bear market would do to a 60/40 mix?

These returns weren't anything to write home about, but they never saw huge crashes, mainly because the biggest threat during the 1950s to 1980s bond bear market was inflation, not rising interest rates.

They commence strategy performance analyses in 1960 to include an extreme bond bear market.

Maybe private equity troubles will be a harbinger of the next junk bond bear market.

For instance, if an investor pays state tax at an effective 5 % rate (after taking into account the federal deduction allowed for such state taxes) and the state taxes out - of - state bonds (but not in - state bonds), an in - state bond bearing a 6 % interest rate is the equivalent of a 6.32 % out - of - state bond.

Bond bears feel the Fed will begin to sell these holdings.

Government bonds bearing interest at 7 %, 8 % and 9 % are continuously maturing and being replaced with new bonds at 1 % or 2 %, which is a major relief for the financial officials of highly indebted countries.

Intuitively, what happens to the numbers if we model a long - term bond bear market into the equation?

In mid-November, Bank of America's Michael Hartnett said, «If Brexit marked a 5,000 - year low in global interest rates, Trump marked the moment investors started to position for a bond bear market.»

«We are in a bond bear market,» she said.

The number of big - name investors calling a bond bear market added hedge fund legend Paul Tudor Jones on Thursday, following similar calls from Bill Gross, Bill Miller and Jeff Gundlach.

It appears that Jeff Gundlach was right when he said, «Bill Gross Is Early» on his bond bear market call...

Three Scenarios (Medium) see also The Blueprint for a Bond Bear Market?

-LSB-...] What does a bond bear marketplace demeanour like?

So if we really are in a bond bear market, it's going to be very disorderly.

-LSB-...] What does a bond bear market look like?

Both men are certain we are into a global equity and bond bear market and into a... [Read More]

Both men are certain we are into a global equity and bond bear market and into a bull market in commodities and precious metals despite all efforts by the government and Federal Reserve to keep financial bull markets alive.

But I believe the burden of proof is on the bond bears.

Bill Gross (same age as my Dad) from Janus Capital Group, who built his > $ 1bln wealth at Allianz's Pimco and was the bond king ($ 270bln AUM at its zenith) until Gundlach wrestled it from Gross's arthritic hands, is also a bond bear.

If you are in the bond bear camp, the next decision is your optimal means to short the bond market.

The biggest risk to the bond bear case, that expressed by Bill Gross, Jeffrey Gundlach, and Ray Dalio, is, ironically, stocks.

Alasdair Macleod believes we are heading into global equity and bond bear market and into a bull market for commodities and precious metals.

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What if interest rates rise simply due a bond bear market, whether due to inflation, or global competition for capital?

Scott Grannis effectively explains this relationship — A bond bear market is bullish for stocks.

I have been warning about this potential for years, its impact to investor's portfolios (most investors don't know what a bond bear market is or how to deal with it) and just as importantly the huge potential negative impact to pension funds here in the US and across the globe.

And yet the bond bears just keep on roaring.

And today we're wondering why we didn't listen to the bond bears who have been growling for years.

After almost four years of false alarms, the bond bears are finally able to act smug.

Although some observers did, in fact, second - guess the proclamation of a bond bear in the absence of immediate follow - through on January 10,3 the fact that the 10 - year T - note futures prices edged sideways to lower (instead of rebounding) several days after the January 9 down move may hint at a lack of bullish sentiment that could keep downside pressure on the market.

U.S. Treasury prices have been slumping (and their yields rising) for a while, but on January 9 Janus Henderson bond fund manager and longtime bond «guru» Bill Gross tweeted that a bond bear market was «confirmed,» citing the penetration of long - term trend lines in 5 - year and 10 - year Treasuries.1

Bond Bear, Stock Bull Fortune magazine explained why Greenspan's comments that bond yields are going to rise and stocks are a bargain based on current equity risk premiums makes little sense.

Bill Gross (same age as my Dad) from Janus Capital Group, who built his > $ 1bln wealth at Allianz's Pimco and was the bond king ($ 270bln AUM at its zenith) until Gundlach wrestled it from Gross's arthritic hands, is also a bond bear.

If you are in the bond bear camp, the next decision is your optimal means to short the bond market.

The bond bears had already been growling for a couple years when I wrote a column on this topic for a 2011 issue of MoneySense.

«Bond bear market confirmed today.

³ — See, «5 Reasons Today's Environment isn't Like the 1970s» and also «Why the 1970s are a Bad Proxy for the Bond bear Market».