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Gilt Yields at 26 year highs
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Big boy
Posted: 07 November 2024 13:53:05(UTC)
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Joined: 20/01/2015(UTC)
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Thrugelmir;324923 wrote:
Peanuts;324884 wrote:
Thrugelmir;324871 wrote:
Jed Mires;324850 wrote:
Gilts are taking their cue from todays biggest sell off in US Treasuries for 5 years. US markets are pricing in tax cuts and growth policies from Trump, leading to higher inflation. As usual its all about what happens in the US.


Or doesn't happen. There's a discussion to be had that's being avoided. Eventually the wheels will come off. Time to buy the popcorn, sitback and watch.


As we’ve seen over the past few years you can run out of popcorn waiting for the wheels to fall off.


As we've seen recently when the wheels do come off the correction can be painfully short and sharp.



Thats why you should buy when the wheels come off but also remember to sell when going over 100mph.

Most Fund/Investment Managers tend to get it wrong as they dont understand how markets work....
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Thrugelmir
Posted: 07 November 2024 17:16:39(UTC)
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Joined: 01/06/2012(UTC)
Posts: 5,329
Big boy;324928 wrote:
Thrugelmir;324923 wrote:
Peanuts;324884 wrote:
Thrugelmir;324871 wrote:
Jed Mires;324850 wrote:
Gilts are taking their cue from todays biggest sell off in US Treasuries for 5 years. US markets are pricing in tax cuts and growth policies from Trump, leading to higher inflation. As usual its all about what happens in the US.


Or doesn't happen. There's a discussion to be had that's being avoided. Eventually the wheels will come off. Time to buy the popcorn, sitback and watch.


As we’ve seen over the past few years you can run out of popcorn waiting for the wheels to fall off.


As we've seen recently when the wheels do come off the correction can be painfully short and sharp.



Thats why you should buy when the wheels come off but also remember to sell when going over 100mph.

Most Fund/Investment Managers tend to get it wrong as they dont understand how markets work....


Be out of their jobs very quickly if that were the case. Far more to investng than worrying about market behaviour. . Always worth remembering that 90% of an iceberg lies beneath the water. Social media single handedly perpertuates myths.
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