JPMorgan Puts Bitcoin Projected Excess Return at 38.1%, More Than Equities, Govt Bonds, and Real Estate

– Advertisement –   Investment banking giant J.P. Morgan believes Bitcoin’s projected excess return sits at a massive 38.1%. Bitcoin has grown massively to secure its position as one of th...

Senators Propose Letting Americans Buy $30,000 in I Bonds

Two U.S. senators have proposed to increase cap on annual purchases of popular Treasury series I savings bonds, or I bonds, to $30,000 per person from $15,000. Sens. Deb Fischer (R., Neb.) and Mark Wa...

Bank of England may have to extend buying long-dated government bonds

The Bank of England, on Wednesday, said it will start buying (temporarily) long-dated government bonds to “restore” orderly market conditions. Strategist Antoine Bouvet reacts to the news on CNBC Orig...

Bank of England Suspends Tightening Policy as Pound Nosedives — Central Bank to Start Purchasing Long-Dated UK Government Bonds – Economics Bitcoin News

Following the extremely volatile European markets during the past few days and the euro and pound dropping rapidly against the U.S. dollar, the Bank of England has decided to intervene in bond markets...

The U.K. Economy Is Having a Meltdown. Why It’s Going to Get Worse.

The recent sharp drop in the British pound and in U.K. government bonds means traders are at panic stations, with repercussions being felt across the globe. The spectacular drops in the past month wer...

British Currency Mess Set To Upend U.K.’s Housing Market

STOKE-ON-TRENT – JUNE 16: Various property signs are seen outside a block of terraced houses … [+] advertising homes for sale, let or sold on June 16, 2020 in Stoke-on-Trent. The British g...

Why TIPS might be a smart place to park some money right now

Inflation is running at 8% or higher, depending on how you count it (and who’s counting). The Federal Reserve is clearly panicking. And the markets are clearly panicking too. So at this point, Uncle S...

Junk-Bond Yields Top 8%. It Could Be a Good Time to Buy.

High-yield bonds are finally living up to their name after the broad selloff in fixed-income markets this year. Better known as junk, the $1.5 trillion sector looks appealing, as yields have risen to ...

How To Buy Corporate Bonds At 5% Discounts And 10%+ Yields

Bonds the word on wooden cubes, cubes stand on a reflective surface, in the background is a business … [+] diagram. Business and finance concept getty Today we’re in a situation that looks a lot...

Tumbling Markets Imperil Tech, the Dollar, and Private Equity

Text size Japan has had to intervene to support the sliding yen for the first time since 1998, even as it tries to keep its interest rates low. Akio Kon/Bloomberg The world has been hooked on cheap mo...

Stocks Are Sinking and Rates Are Rising. It’s Painful, But We’re Heading for Normal.

Stocks and bonds are tumbling. Housing has weakened. And I haven’t heard a word about nonfungible cartoon monkey tokens in maybe three months. Strategists are now turning to truly bizarre assets—two I...

Why Standard Deviation Is the Wrong Way to Measure Risk in a Bear Market

Illustration by Alex Nabaum Text size About the author: Rick Lear is the founder and chief investment officer at Lear Investment Management. The idea of adding to or maintaining fixed-income exposure ...

El Salvador Repurchased $565M Worth of Bonds Ideate to Launch New Offering in 8 Weeks

El Salvador repurchased its bonds maturing in 2023 and 2025 for $565M.  On Wednesday, President Nayib Bukele informed that El Salvador purchased back its sovereign debt bonds maturing in 2023 and...

Is This The Worst Year Ever For Bonds?

| Getty Images Key takeaways With the fear of a recession, investors are looking for a safe investment with a decent return. But, as bond yields rise, bond prices fall, hurting returns. Since the Fed ...

I Bonds: You Can Lock In Sky-High Interest Rate

You have just a few weeks left to take advantage of one of those almost-too-good-to-be-true opportunities. You can invest in Treasury I bonds, also called Series I savings bonds, which pay an interest...

Ray Dalio says stocks, bonds have further to fall, sees U.S. recession in 2023

As the world waits for the Federal Reserve to deliver what’s expected to be its third “jumbo” interest-rate hike, Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio shared a warning for anybody still hanging on...

Why Are Stocks And Bonds Both Down? Part II

Photo taken inside an elevator going down to the second floor getty Part II: Stocks In my last article, I looked at how changes in interest rates affect bond prices. It might seem that stocks are very...

What the inverted yield curve means for your portfolio

Morsa Images | E+ | Getty Images As investors digest another 0.75 percentage point interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve, government bonds may be signaling distress in the markets. Ahead of news f...

Thinking about a Roth conversion? If you have an IRA, consider this ‘bear market bonus’

If you’ve been thinking about converting a traditional IRA to a Roth IRA, here’s the good news: This year’s market turmoil may be giving you a golden opportunity to do it. That’s because the stocks an...

Jeffrey Gundlach says bonds are ‘wickedly cheap’ compared to stocks — and offers one way to get a 9% return without much risk

You can forgive Jeffrey Gundlach, a long-suffering Buffalo Bills fan, if he has the NFL on his mind now that the team he supports looks like the Super Bowl favorite. The chief executive of DoubleLine ...

Fed should hike interest rate rates 150 basis points: Wells Fargo

It’s a move that would likely cause panic on Wall Street. But Wells Fargo Securities’ Michael Schumacher suggests the Federal Reserve is raising rates too slowly, telling CNBC’s R...

Texas Pushes Back With Municipal Bonds

Texas makes a stand getty Political push-back comes in many forms. In a September 12, 2022 amendment to a municipal bond Official Statement for bonds issued by the City of Anna, Texas, they drew a gia...

Should You Still Hold Bonds?

NEW YORK, NY – FEBRUARY 25: It’s been among the worst years ever for bond investments in many major … [+] markets, so do bonds still make sense in your portfolio? (Photo by Scott Hei...

Buy I Bonds Now at 9.6%. A New Rate Comes in November.

Text size The rate on I bonds hit a record 9.6% for bonds purchased starting in May and continuing through the end of October. Dreamstime One of the best current deals in the bond market—Treasury Seri...

Bulls Get Scorched by FedEx. Don’t Expect the Fed to Help.

Text size FedEx’s disappointing earnings and unexpectedly weak guidance were key factors in this past week’s stock market swoon. David Paul Morris/Bloomberg The stock market faces a doubly poisonous c...

13 Investment Moves to Pump Out Income as Interest Rates Rise

Text size The Federal Reserve building in Washington. Graeme Sloan/Bloomberg Interest rates have further to rise amid persistent inflation, while the labor market remains too strong for its own good. ...

The worst year in U.S. history for the 60:40 portfolio

This year is not shaping up to be the worst in U.S. history for a balanced 60% stock/40% bond portfolio. It’s important to point this out not just to correct the misleading historical narrative that h...

This Is a Good Time to Buy Short-Term Bonds

Until recently, short-term bonds were a yield wasteland: A two-year Treasury note yielded 0.21% a year ago and just 1% in January. Today, the yield is over 3.8% and could soon touch 4%, thanks in good...

Markets Are Spooked by Inflation. Cathie Wood and Elon Musk See a Bigger Issue

It’s no secret that investors are worried about runaway prices for goods and services, with the stock market on track to post its worst weekly run since mid-June and also nearing its worst performance...

US Bonds Rise as Expectations of Interest Rate Hike Sweep through Wall Street

With trust placed on the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee (FOMC), we can expect the more targeted interest rate hikes to help allay fears that inflation will be detrimental to growth. US obnd yie...

Not Stocks, Not Bonds, Not Crypto, Not Precious Metals

Man shopping in a supermarket while on a budget. getty Inflation remains the most worrisome factor among economists and among families — and yet reputed inflation hedges are just not what they used to...

Senator Toomey: Crypto is ‘sufficiently different’ from stocks or bonds

Sen. Pat Toomey (R-PA) a ranking member of the US Senate Banking Committee says Congress needs to step in on the issue of cryptocurrency regulation. Particularly, Sen. Toomey points to the US Securiti...