If Trump wants 50-year mortgages, is he willing to issue 50-year Treasuries? I am willing to make a "bet" here. 50-year Treasuries will have a lower yield than 30-year Treasuries because the 50s will have far higher convexity then the 30s. Also, life insurers will eat them up.
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A Two-Headed Coin That Always Comes Up ‘Trump’ nytimes.com/2025/11/09/u... Egotistical
A Two-Headed Coin That Always Comes Up ‘Trump’
Another faintly plausible explanation is that this episode demonstrates that President Donald Trump and the Republicans have great power at present, and are blessed with unimpressive opponents. bloomberg.com/opinion/news... Well said regarding the "unimpressive opponents."
End the Shutdown, Buy the Dip
Democrats are trying to figure out what went wrong. Asset prices never cared.
Total Portfolio Approach’ Is Shaking Up How Trillions Get Managed advisorperspectives.com/articles/202... There's less to this than meets the eye. Few investors have the skill to be great Tactical Asset Allocators. This just sounds faddish.
‘Total Portfolio Approach’ Is Shaking Up How Trillions Get Managed
For decades, these institutional allocators took roughly the same approach to managing the vast piles of cash under their control: They diversified by divvying up the money across asset classes — for ...
President Donald Trump downplayed criticism of the potential creation of a 50-year mortgage product, saying it would help more Americans afford monthly payments on homes bloomberg.com/news/article... Trump, the apostle of over-indebtedness. Very dumb idea.
Trump Defends 50-Year Mortgage Plan, Calling it ‘Not a Big Deal’
President Donald Trump downplayed criticism of the potential creation of a 50-year mortgage product, saying it would help more Americans afford monthly payments on homes.