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Luke Gromen: Bonds Are Now "Un-investable"
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We find ourselves in a time of transition, one that may increasingly be later described as upheaval.
In a week, we'll have a new US President, which will bring change both to the US and to geopolitics.
We already have a new interest rate regime as the world's major central banks have pivoted back to cutting rates.
And we may be seeing the start of a new era in bond yields, which have been marching higher despite the wishes of the central planners. If this continues as a secular trend, this higher cost of debt could prove destabilizing the world's hundreds of $trillions in debt and entitlement programs.
To find out where this all is likely headed, and what investors should be tracking most we're fortunate to welcome Luke Gromen, founder of macro research firm FFTT, LLC, back to the program.
#bonds #interestrates #debtcrisis
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