Disliked{quote} I want to point out some stuff he missedFirst of all the inverse correlation between the debt market and stock market looks broken for over a year. Both yields and the stock market is in an uptrend. So saying the market is driven by the debt market and calling the market a "hyper bubble" is a bit too strong.
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What you see is the market front run of the expected drop in rates.
Also, there's a raft of debt that remains super low until refinanced.
In the UK there's a 2 to 5Y rollover in the US it's a much worse Government-intervened market.
If you held those rates the overleveraged would fall.
The stock market is in a horrendous bubble and that's NOT the FED's job.
You're disputing basic maths & logic.
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