Blog/Bonds
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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Bond Holders will Blame Others for Their Losses
QUESTION: Hello Martin I am beside myself when I look at the disconnect that we are seeing in relation to the US equity market and the US bond market. Are [...]
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Bonds & Climate Change
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; Your Global Market Watch picked the high in bonds perfectly and called it a major high. I have to say, the system you have created [...]
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Can Rates Rise with Deflation?
QUESTION: Hi Marty, How does the model’s call for deflation (earlier blog posts) fit in with the likely major cycle low in interest rates (per your recent [...]
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Beware of Bond Funds
QUESTION #1: Dear Mr Armstrong, you recently wrote that if you are in any bond fund, better get out. Do you also mean corporate short-term/medium-term bonds or are [...]
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ECB To Extend its Bond Buying Program into End of 2017
Mario Draghi, extended the European Central Bank (ECB) $ 1.74 trillion bond purchase program to support the economy by nine months to at least the end of December [...]
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US 30-Year Bonds — the Party Is Over
On July 11, 2016, the 30-year bond peaked on the nearest futures at 177110. The 30-year Treasury yield fell to 2.088%, and on that day, the Swiss government [...]
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Private Blog for Month-End Closing
Private Blog Update for Bonds – Dow – [...]
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