$Direxion Daily 20+ Year Treasury Bull 3X Shares ETF (TMF.US...
$Direxion Daily 20+ Year Treasury Bull 3X Shares ETF(TMF.US$ It seems like a step before a hard landing at this point where the interest rate policy has been high for such a long period of time, but what do you think
It is said that the one that maintains high interest rates and has a strong economy wins, but in the first place, things didn't go according to the Fed's scenario at all
When interest rates are raised, interest payments self-destruct, and when interest rates are cut, inflation worsens. I think it's just that I can't move
It is said that the one that maintains high interest rates and has a strong economy wins, but in the first place, things didn't go according to the Fed's scenario at all
When interest rates are raised, interest payments self-destruct, and when interest rates are cut, inflation worsens. I think it's just that I can't move
The reason for everything is overprinting of government bonds (same as Japan)
there is no choice but to recreate the Plaza Accord
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アマチュア投資家 : If you look at it over the long term, you can see that the current interest rate level is not strange; rather, bonds soared rapidly due to policy interest rates after Lehman. Now that the economy is strong, comparing it to when interest rates are negative is a strange story, and the Fed is considering (currently) deciding whether to leave interest rates unchanged or whether to adjust interest rates little by little over many years to the extent that inflation is not rekindled and the economy is not damaged. Of course, there is no scenario where indicators deteriorate rapidly during that time and there is no hard landing, but there are currently no signs of this in the midst of strong corporate financial results and capital investment expanding. At least, if you're worried about a hard landing, it's probably until the signs appear. At that time, the market should also begin to respond.