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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding
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To: robert b furman who wrote (8071)10/10/2021 5:30:59 PM
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Very low interest rates driving expanded multiples to cash flow and artificially overinflated asset prices compounded by inflation and supply chain constraints. When the central bankers in the developed world can no longer hold down long term rates the shit will hit the fan. Short term of course a slight rise up steepens the yield curve which is great for banks. And the longer this goes on the less long term rates can rise before demand for assets quickly dries up. Is beyond insane since the 2008 financial crisis other than one raise December 2015 all the fed rate increases were in the early part of Trump administration
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