u/Cbonds_global

Alan Greenspan passed away at 100 years old. He served as Fed Chair from 1987 to 2006, under Reagan, Bush Sr, Clinton and Bush Jr

He inherited a 10Y yield of over 10% and handed the reins over at a time when 4.5% seemed to be the norm

"You don't want to surprise the markets unless there is a purpose to it"

Il FTSE MIB ha chiuso a 50.220 punti record e anche i rendimenti dei BTP a 10 anni continuano a crescere (come d'altronde tutti i global bond yields). Quindi abbiamo una crisi del debito ma allo stesso tempo un boom azionario, cosa ne pensate?