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Bonds: Wrong Type of Risk, Wrong Time,Ep 296
It's at least a theory or at best, mere speculation, that we're already in a new regime, where bonds don't provide the same value in a balanced portfolio. We're in a new regime.A lot of things don’t work quite the way they normally would have in the past. I guess what’s good about this for the everyday investor keen to push forward with a bit more understanding - given the amount of change afoot, don't worry if you don't have a degree in this stuff already. You could skip the formal education and to be honest, it may make it easier.Central Banks and/or government, have created so many distortions with their interventions, that multiple patches are starting to rip at the seems. Personally, I can’t believe how far something that that can go on for, before things start to break. Then again, perhaps it’s always been broken, and that’s why it kind of why it works (and will always likely work).Both shares, and bonds have been declining at the same time though. That’s not suppose to happen.Check out the remainder of this article Greg Fleming is Head of Global Diversified Funds with Salt Funds, an Auckland based Investment manager. is https://www.saltfunds.co.nz/Check out the Sorted website for more info on bonds
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