If you’re raising capital, do it quickly. Inverted yield curves aren’t funny.
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Replying to @FreeMrktCptlst
Also I don't fully understand inverted yield curves so if you have a basic description that would explain it or can point me to one that would be greatly appreciated.
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Replying to @StewartalsopIII
It’s when short term rates (2 yr bonds) go above long term rates (10 year bonds) implying that investors believe capital will cost more short term (in the next two years) than long term (10 years from now)...this can be indicative of an oncoming recession.
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Replying to @FreeMrktCptlst
Huge signal for my understanding of capital markets. Thank you
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Replying to @StewartalsopIII @FreeMrktCptlst
I don't mean this about inverted capital yield but about how this answer is signal for my own understanding of how capital markets work.
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Replying to @StewartalsopIII
Economics is basically logic + philosophy, but there’s a ton of industry lingo to confuse the masses and keep it an elitist institution ...or something like that
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When understanding is part of your competitive advantage, you keep it to yourself
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