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| Balanced portfolios were never broken. Investors just got used to an abnormal era when falling rates made bonds $TLT look like stocks. In this short video, @michaellebowitz and I discuss why the 60/40 model is returning to its real purpose of stability and income as stretched valuations and long-term forecasts make a diversified mix more attractive for the decade ahead. Please ❤️like and 🔁retweet 📺Full episode: Catch me daily on The Real Investment Show: https://www.youtube.com/@TheRealInvestmentShow |
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Not that long ago, bond yields were rising as concerns over deficits, inflation, and a series of bad Treasury auctions were paraded through the media. We bring this to your attention as the Ten-year Treasury auction on Wednesday was on the weaker side, yet the bond market reaction was minimal. Additionally, government deficits are just …
11-13-25 QE Is Coming: Why Fed Liquidity Now Runs the Entire Market
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With overnight funding markets flashing early stress and NY Fed President John Williams hinting at “gradual asset purchases,” it’s clear: the liquidity cycle is turning again.
But the real question is why markets have become so dependent on the Fed in the first place.
Lance Roberts & Michael Lebowitz break down how the 2008 financial crisis fundamentally rewired market plumbing, sidelined private liquidity providers, and turned the Federal Reserve into the primary—and often the only—source of liquidity in the financial system.
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