Many people seem to have forgotten after their nearly four-d...
Many people seem to have forgotten after their nearly four-decade run that bonds have a very ugly side that can yield great pain. Today's lower yields may be part of a greater conundrum created by the reality of too much freshly printed money floating around and people needing someplace to stash it.
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KHVgqUvpZS : I agree with the core premise.
Both tangible and intangible have their place , as intellectual property is often harder to evaluate and appreciate, but macro-economically things appear to be shaping up as you have described.
rARVOf0f5Z : The "unsteady" state of world economics makes me feel like a piece of space fluff circling a large black hole.
21th Wall : Yes, the US either defaults or continues to print. Many services won't get delivered with over $100 trillion of off balance sheet liabilities at the federal govt level. Politically they will print. It's the "better" alternative according to politicians. We are past the point of no return. Hard assets and diversification. Good time to average into equity indexes when market flushes out.