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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Artis Real Estate Investment Pref Shs Series E ARESF


Primary Symbol: T.AX.PR.E Alternate Symbol(s):  T.AX.UN | T.AX.PR.I

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Artis Real Estate Investment Pref Shs Series E > things that make you say… hmmm
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Post by Torontojay on Nov 11, 2024 6:02pm

things that make you say… hmmm

The Fed cuts rates on September 18th and the 2 and 10 year treasury were at 3.61% and 3.71% respectively. 

Today the 2 and 10 year are trading at 4.264% and 4.31% respectively. This is not suppose to happen. The Fed is suppose to follow what the 2 year is doing. The 2 year is telling us where Fed funds is going to be in 2 years time. 

Today, Fed funds is at 4.58% which is telling me the Fed has only one 25 bps cut ahead and that's about it. Jerome Powell doesn't call the shots and he must follow what the bond market is telling him to do. 

It's worth noting that in past hiking cycles, the Fed raises rates to reduce the velocity of money. Put another way, to reduce spending in the economy to slow down inflation. Has the US government reduced spending during this hiking cycle? The clear answer should be no.

Comment by garyreins on Nov 11, 2024 6:08pm
Yeah this dmb bond market  is completely spoiling GARYS RETIREMENT PARTY.     Next bounce Im out  and going into METAPLANET
Comment by tylerreddick on Nov 11, 2024 6:19pm
The bond rates are rising because the market knows that the policies Trump is yapping about will push inflation higher again. The guy is an utter moron.
Comment by garyreins on Nov 11, 2024 6:23pm
its a BS  trade.   the bond market didnt  sell off in 2016-2020.    The american people voted cause they want THAT ECONOMY BACK.   MAKE AMERICA  GREAT AGAIN!
Comment by Torontojay on Nov 11, 2024 7:17pm
  Biden/Harris kept pumping money/jobs into the economy which is inflationary. The Fed began lowering rates so the government can pay its bills not because they have curtailed spending. It's quite the opposite. Since the Fed reached peak rates in late July last year, the velocity of money has actually increased which is not what monetary tightening was intended to do.  The whole ...more  
Comment by DZtrader on Nov 11, 2024 9:06pm
So Trump will at minimum spend same or more, almost a given. If, and it's a big if  there is an oversight committee formed to try to reel in excess waste, bonus. As for the Fed which you and gr (same person) do nothing but denounce as being wrong and useless, by virtue of your post you can see how the perfect storm is created. Not just a simple exercise of smoothing out wrinkles in the ...more  
Comment by Torontojay on Nov 11, 2024 9:56pm
The 2 and 10 year treasury starting rising almost immediately after they first cut by 50 bps. The market was not pricing in a Trump victory when this had occurred. It was a coin toss at best. Subsequently, you get economic data that is not consistent with a softening in labour market or the economy. The Fed can't cut by more than 25 bps (at this time) because then Fed funds would be lower ...more  
Comment by DZtrader on Nov 11, 2024 10:09pm
Couple things as I sit in a very nice little French bakery in Mactan enjoying a decadent cheesecake (shot). A thought comes back to nind. Nothing is acting/reacting as it should. Been saying this forever. Struggle remains with rate cutting cycle or lack thereof. Feds hands are tied between neutral and inflationary pressures current and forthcoming which is hard t guage. They will truly be meeting ...more  
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