https://www.cnbc.com/2018/01/29/us-stocks-interest-rates-earnings.html
I personally think that the bond rate will correct soon, so nothing to worry about.
A part of me, however, is slightly worried about this. With all of the baby boomers now reaching retirement age, more will be seeking to roll over their stocks into (much safer) bonds. If the 10 year bond yield does exceed 3%, I believe that it would be enough of an excuse for the boomers to start rolling more money over. And the thing is, baby boomers have A LOT in the market.
However, a correction is due in order to stay healthy. I expect that one will occur, and the extreme growth will slow. What do you guys think?
Submitted January 29, 2018 at 04:19PM by tannerkubarek http://ift.tt/2GsMmzL
