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Barron's Cover Story: Barron's 2015 Roundtable, Part 1: A World of Opportunities
Brian Rogers: “As an asset allocator, I ask myself, Can you invest in a portfolio of businesses whose value will accrete by more than 3% a year? That is my expected bond yield, and the threshold for an equity investor.”
Brian Rogers: Rogers: The Fed will act twice, because it isn’t going to act only once. It wasn’t “December and done,” unless there is a material downturn in the world economy in coming months. The yield on the 10-year Treasury will approach 3%, which means you’ll probably lose 3% or 4% on the bond."
Brian Rogers is Chairman and Chief Investment Officer T. Rowe Price
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Brian Rogers: Rogers: The Fed will act twice, because it isn’t going to act only once. It wasn’t “December and done,” unless there is a material downturn in the world economy in coming months. The yield on the 10-year Treasury will approach 3%, which means you’ll probably lose 3% or 4% on the bond."
Brian Rogers is Chairman and Chief Investment Officer T. Rowe Price