I will qualify my following question by saying I am a college business student, with little economic experience (accounting major). I apologize in advance if the question is confusing, or in the wrong subreddit.
I recently read the WSJ article about Havard, Hawaii and a few other institutions taking a "low-vol" strategy for their pensions and investments. The question I have is, if more investors are placing their money in options and equity, why have bond yields not risen to attract more investors? In order to remain competitive, it would seem like it would make sense to either increase yields or lower the price of the bond.
Submitted February 15, 2018 at 09:25AM by knockout22 http://ift.tt/2ELxbUF
