Except that the people actually doing the research and work explained to us what they wanted to happen, and it did, and it flies in the face of your narrative. The fact that you call out Jamie Dimon as a criminal with…
Exactly. There are winners and losers on every transaction. Did you ever wonder why people cry about rates being too low, now they cry about them being too high?
Why look at dividend yield when many large companies pay no dividends? The earnings yield on stocks is a bit over 5%. The 10 year isn't even 3%.
How are rising interest rates a risk? The Fed has been telling us they are coming for years. Long rates are finally moving up. I think people are going to be surprised about the coming global growth, just like they said…
Perhaps you can explain how everyone can save in aggregate? Where do people get this idea that "saving" is somehow virtuous?
Except that the people actually doing the research and work explained to us what they wanted to happen, and it did, and it flies in the face of your narrative. The fact that you call out Jamie Dimon as a criminal with…
Exactly. There are winners and losers on every transaction. Did you ever wonder why people cry about rates being too low, now they cry about them being too high?
Why look at dividend yield when many large companies pay no dividends? The earnings yield on stocks is a bit over 5%. The 10 year isn't even 3%.
How are rising interest rates a risk? The Fed has been telling us they are coming for years. Long rates are finally moving up. I think people are going to be surprised about the coming global growth, just like they said…
Perhaps you can explain how everyone can save in aggregate? Where do people get this idea that "saving" is somehow virtuous?