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The author commits a common fallacy that even finance professionals fall prey to: nominal rate fallacy. Nominal rates do not matter. Real rates matter. Price
by richrichie 3y ago
The author commits a common fallacy that even finance professionals fall prey to: nominal rate fallacy.
Nominal rates do not matter. Real rates matter.
Price of risk is not a function of nominal interest rate. It is something that is in excess of interest rate.
Increase or decrease in interest rate just translates coordinates by a constant amount. Laws of motion do not change.
- nothercastle 3y agoReal rates are still probably near zero but they were negative before