Inversion on the yield curve is making markets very uneasy and for good reason. Now the fed is stuck between to evils. Raising rates to reduce the balance sheet in order to be prepared for the inevitable recession (lets be honest, its too late for that now), OR reduce rates to at least flatten the yield curve. This would show in the yield of the 2 year and 3 month treasury being reduced to 2.4% and below.
This is exactly what they wanted to avoid but thats the price the FED pays for letting the market dictate monetary policy when they should've been raising rates long ago.
Expecting short term rates to fall shortly. There is not much that can be done now but brace because there is a decade worth of a shitstorm about to be unleashed in the form of credit and corporate debt and capitulation.
Long on the vix is a great way to protect assets if you are looking for a hedge.
This is exactly what they wanted to avoid but thats the price the FED pays for letting the market dictate monetary policy when they should've been raising rates long ago.
Expecting short term rates to fall shortly. There is not much that can be done now but brace because there is a decade worth of a shitstorm about to be unleashed in the form of credit and corporate debt and capitulation.
Long on the vix is a great way to protect assets if you are looking for a hedge.
