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Strategies & Market Trends : The Epic American Credit and Bond Bubble Laboratory
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To: benwood who wrote (90859)1/27/2008 12:47:56 PM
From: John Vosilla   of 110194
 
I think what is most scary of all is what happens on the back end of a prolonged period through the end of this decade of a steep yield curve, with fed funds at 2% or lower and 20%+ growth in broad monetary aggregates.. Those in cash or holding long term fixed rate debt could get blown out of the water by the middle of the next decade just like the dotcom bubbleheads of 1999 and housing speculators of 2005. The biggest bubble of all time is our current bond market IMHO..
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