Lagniappe

Bonds and Bourbon


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Greg and Doug continue last week’s conversation on bond market intrigue so far in 2025. They explore the implications of rising interest rates on bonds and the attractiveness of fixed-income investments compared to equities. The conversation also touches on changing consumer behaviors, particularly with alcohol consumption, and how these trends may affect related markets/investments.


Key Takeaways

  • [00:17] - The bond market continues to interest us most in 2025
  • [07:23] - How bonds are affecting asset and pension managers
  • [13:19] - Stocks vs. bonds long-term
  • [15:02] - Trends in alcohol consumption + social behaviors and market implications


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    Links

    • 20-year investment grade corporate bonds are yielding 6.22%
    • Goldman's call is 3% annualized over the next decade
    • Valuation is not a timing tool, but it is an expectation tool
    • Harry Caray’s drinking diary


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