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For those less familiar with bonds, the article starts using the term "long bond", but the immediate notations of data are for the U.S. 10 year note (intermediate duration). Long bonds are generally considered at +20 year duration. This is probably a "typo".
Yield chasing may indeed still be the key word for many retail investors. Our house only strives for captial appreciation from where or whatever; with risk/reward in view.
As to what sectors may or may not be in, or headed to a bubble will be reflected in historical data; but not today.
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For those less familiar with bonds, the article starts using the term "long bond", but the immediate notations of data are for the U.S. 10 year note (intermediate duration). Long bonds are generally considered at +20 year duration. This is probably a "typo".
Yield chasing may indeed still be the key word for many retail investors. Our house only strives for captial appreciation from where or whatever; with risk/reward in view.
As to what sectors may or may not be in, or headed to a bubble will be reflected in historical data; but not today.
More later.....
Regards,
Catch