Brent Johnson and Keith Dicker Discuss Bond Market and Dollar
Original title: No One Alive Has Seen What's About to Happen to the Bond Market | Johnson & Dicker
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- The rest of the world owes an estimated $110 trillion in US-dollar debt that they cannot print.
- Brent Johnson views October's sharp Treasury rally as a snapback following record-short positioning.
- Keith Dicker warns that the bond market peak is behind us and bonds could be a brutal long-term hold.
- Gold is treated as portfolio insurance that often gets sold first during a crisis.
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