Not exact matches
The market dogs that didn't bark Stocks plunged, but oil
prices,
bond prices and currencies were calmThe correction
in the stock market
probably doesn't mean the end of the bull market, because of the dogs that didn't bark, writes Anatole Kaletsky.
Now it's hard to blame the board for this but it becomes a kick
in the teeth when the only way the club can compensate for that is raising ticket
prices to an already on - edge support group
in light of a lack of trophies (which will also
probably make sponsors more reluctant to forge
bonds).
These are
probably safer than municipal
bonds, but rising interest rates would have a similar effect on asset
pricing — water stocks would take a dip
in a rising rate environment.
Bond prices would
probably rise, which would increase the denominator
in the yield to maturity formula, thereby reducing the yield.