Dalio Hates Bonds And Cash, No Matter Where The Votes Stack
Bonds are too volatile relative to the tiny yields they offer. “One day’s price change is greater than one year’s yield,” Dalio said. Cash is as bad.
Bonds are too volatile relative to the tiny yields they offer. “One day’s price change is greater than one year’s yield,” Dalio said. Cash is as bad.
The S&P 500 "could easily dip into correction territory on Monday, it wouldn’t be surprising if that happened," says Schwab's head of trading.
There are strings attached: His victory needs to be accompanied by a “blue wave” that sweeps Democrats into the majority of both the Senate and House.
Billionaire investor Ron Baron has been pumping Tesla for years now, and who can really argue with him at this point? The stock is up 400% this year.
The investment strategist highlights that in the long term, the market reverts back to its normal course and remains largely unaffected by elections.
According to head strategist Scott Minerd, political chaos will ultimately create a buying opportunity but this is no place for investors to relax.
If these options traders are right, Treasuries could face a sharp reversal. Leveraged investors have never had a bigger bet on losses in bond futures.