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I agree stocks are rich/richish by most metrics, but still cheaper than bonds/real estate. And the latter have very strong negative correlation to the level of
by jgalt212 9y ago
I agree stocks are rich/richish by most metrics, but still cheaper than bonds/real estate. And the latter have very strong negative correlation to the level of interest rates.
Plus, private equity is sitting on close to $1T of dry powder. That's a pretty strong back stop to stock prices. In short, to avoid the crash you need to figure out what causes mass PE withdrawal, and get in front of that.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-09-01/why-private-equity-has-963-billion-in-dry-powder-quicktake-q-a https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-09-01/why-priva...
- timr 9y ago"I agree stocks are rich/richish by most metrics, but still cheaper than bonds/real estate. And the latter have very strong negative correlation to the level of interest rates." Bond prices go down. Yields go up.
- jgalt212 9y agoYield spreads are at extremely rich levels. happy now?
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