Corporate Bond Market Crash
In 2000 it was the dot.com bubble triggered the recession, in 2007 it was the housing market, and now it's the corporate bond market.
And the corporate bond market has, by far, the most potential for financial destruction. It's not exaggerating to say the corporate bond market could be at the core of the greatest financial crisis the US has ever seen.
And in this video YOU'll find out why! It all starts with the taxpayer's money going into state pension funds.
That money finds it's way into the corporate bond market because the pensions are going further out the risk curve in search of yield.
The corporations get cheap money and they load up on debt. They buy back their own stock with the money from the corporate bond market and this pushes the stock market higher. Of course, the corporate bond market is at the center of it all.
This is a must-watch video if you're interested in the US economy and the future because the corporate bond market will most likely be at the heart of the next financial crisis!
In this video, we'll discuss:
- How does the corporate bond market work now?
- What are the potential problems with the corporate bond market?
- What could be the corporate bond market end game?