When in doubt, follow the bond market's lead

Oct 14, 2014 @ 7:37 am

As the Fed frets over inflation, the bond market has already made up its mind and moved on. With motives and ulterior motives as your guide, especially considering how intertwined monetary policy has become with fiscal policy, the smart play is to trust the bond market. Bond traders show little fear of inflation
Once again, it all comes down to the consumer. Now, go out and spend money. It's good for the economy and it feels good because the dollar is strong and stuff is getting cheap. Global unrest has never stopped a U.S. consumer from buying a new T.V.
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