IMO bonds are the riskiest asset to own. Will see if that turns out to be correct in 10/15 years. E.g European bonds https://i.imgur.com/CMgCi4U.jpg

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More on this! https://i.imgur.com/gOwGG15.jpg

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First Japan, then Europe, and the last one to fall will be the US with the dollar https://i.imgur.com/OHTKZTH.png

Japan right now https://i.imgur.com/aLJCmeT.jpg

Longest and biggest drawdown in the bond index in history! 😮 https://i.imgur.com/3Y1IP97.jpg

How low can it go? https://i.imgur.com/6NIoZTA.jpg

The US is now 3x more likely to default on its debt than Germany, and is priced more like Portugal and Spain! 😮😮 https://i.imgur.com/3sWoiYu.jpg

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I don’t give financial advice, but I think what you wrote makes sense

genuine q: wouldn't this be the best time to own relatively short duration bonds? 1-3 year yields are solid and seems like the fed will drive us into a depression before they blink.