David Morgan: Shorting the Bond Market is the Next Big Trade
We agree with Morgan over the long term, the tricky part is the entry point. Numerous traders have already been burned by shorting Treasuries and watching as the 10 year dropped to an unthinkable 1.39%.
Morgan’s full interview with AltInvestors below:
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You can be right on the trade, but wrong on the timing. Manipulated markets only compound the timing problem.
Another problem in this is that when the bond bubble pops, it will not be a trifling event that staggers the market for a brief time before business as usual continues. No. It will be an implosion with HUGE repercussions and losses for many of the investors in these so-called SAFE investments. In fact, an implosion of the US bond market could well collapse the entire US economy AND the dollar as well. This would be a VERY serious event that will make the “Great Depression” look like a Sunday school picnic. Avoid investing in bonds… any bonds… AT ALL COST.
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The only Shorts I’m gonna wear have big pockets for my kilo bars of gold and silver
Instead of shorting the Bonds, Long’ing the Juniors with Gold in the ground. Most stock analysts say the winners are those that buy quality stock, at low prices, and stay Long, Long for the long term. Shorting sucks and burns