sts7049 said:
this doesn't look like a trend worth buying into
You'll be singing a different tune in a couple years time.
sts7049 said:
this doesn't look like a trend worth buying into
I agree not pretty. But historic lows are worth watching.sts7049 said:
this doesn't look like a trend worth buying into
FTAco07 said:
Yes, but if they are buying bonds then they are pushing the yield down even more. They would have to be large sellers of long term notes to try and increase long term rates/flatten the curve.
I don't know what their balance sheet term structure looks like so no idea how many long term bonds they own or what volume of selling it would take to materially move the needle. As we've seen in Japan with their FX intervention, it's not even a sure thing the government is big enough to control a global market.
i don't think i said anything about it not going up again at some point. but catching a knife doesn't make sense to me.Brian Earl Spilner said:sts7049 said:
this doesn't look like a trend worth buying into
You'll be singing a different tune in a couple years time.
damn, who did that!? I miss AustinAg as well.bmoochie said:
He stopped posting because someone took one of his quotes and ran off elsewhere with it. Not sure where but it was enough to get him to not post anymore
sorry to hear. His posts were helpful.bmoochie said:
He stopped posting because someone took one of his quotes and ran off elsewhere with it. Not sure where but it was enough to get him to not post anymore
The other "L" stock - I wish I'd sold LUMN, got murdered after hours on earnings. They eliminated the "too good to be true" divy and started a 1.5m share buyback.$30,000 Millionaire said:
I also sold LABU I had picked up in the 7s at 8.10 today (limit order hit). I picked up some more at 7.15 AH.
Im ready. Bring it on. Like Ive said many times I trade the markets and invest in real estate and privately held companies.vette said:This would be catastrophic to the real estate sector... like 40-50% drops in asset values off their highs.Red Pear BCS Luke said:
Hold on to your butts my friends....
The forecasted 10YR UST yield is expected to hit 5% in March of 2023 and hit 5.70% by May of 2023.
Needless to say, that means 8-9% interest rates. Things are slowwwwwwwwwwing down pretty quick in the RE markets and not just residential.
http://www.worldgovernmentbonds.com/bond-forecast/united-states/10-years/#:~:text=The%20United%20States%2010%20Years,%3A15%20GMT%2B0).
Im beginning to think Heineken = Austin…..Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:
Dadgum. I wondered what happen to him. I miss his posts.
When we get closer I will do a drive by every few weeks for the board and take pics. I drive within about 20 minutes of their location 2X a week.Dan Scott said:
Excellent article about graphite demand that mentions WWR. We need that government money. WWR seems like the perfect candidate for government money.
https://www.eenews.net/articles/lack-of-graphite-could-gum-up-american-ev-market/
I'll never forget one of the statements my mentor made to me regarding real estate wealth.irish pete ag06 said:
Wish I had more powder available for real estate in the next few years. New job may help with that.
BlueTaze said:
I don't think the Bama grandma governor has done WWR any favors. We need GOP to take reins of Congress and shell out that gov cheese.