Blog/Bonds
Inverted Yield Curve Points to Recession?
Last week, the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury bill fell below that of the 3-month note for the first time since 2007. This is what everyone calls an Inverted [...]
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Bonds & The Record High Short Position Can Majority Be Wrong?
QUESTION: Hi Marty, Can you help us better understand the dynamics of the sovereign debt crisis as it relates to US Treasuries? I know we are in a global [...]
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Private Blog – Capital Fleeing to US Treasuries & UK Gilts from Europe
Private Blog – Capital Fleeing to US Treasuries & UK Gilts from Europe Private blog posts are exclusively available to Socrates subscribers. To sign-up [...]
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Bonds Coming Under Pressure
We are beginning to observe institutional investors withdrawing from bonds issued by companies whose credit ratings are in question. Many are also selling off other [...]
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Conflict between Fiscal & Monetary Policy
We are moving into a crisis of monumental proportions. There has been a serious fundamental problem infecting economic policy on a global scale. This conflict has [...]
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Can the Stocks & Bonds Crash & Only Gold Rises?
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; I use to listen to the Goldbug analysts but they never change. Now the pitch is you have to protect your wealth from stock and bond market [...]
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The Looming Debt Crisis Nobody Seems to Look At
Around the globe, we are approaching a monumental awakening as municipal governments see their borrowing costs rise dramatically with rising interest rates. This [...]
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How Will Interest Rates Double in Europe from Here
QUESTION: Marty Thanks for all your guidance and help in navigating these markets. You mention rates are going up soon in Europe but how can the ECB achieve this [...]
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Interest Rates will Double
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; Thank you for an excellent conference. I have been attending since 2011. Each time you deliver a different conference and they are always [...]
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Debt Burden v Equities
QUESTION: Hey Marty, If the US debt bubble bursts, how does this not affect the banks and insurance companies, as they hold over $1 trillion worth of US debt? [...]
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