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You Can Now Get 7% From Bonds, So Why Own Stocks?
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0:00QQQ· ticker
QQQ yields over 7% with A- minus rated products
- BlackRock manages $15.5T
- Rick Rieder says 7% yields
- A- minus rated products
- Microsoft bonds pay over 6%
- Better credit than US government
2:02SPX· ticker
SPX returns 12.6% since 1991 with 10-year yields over 5%
- Stocks returned 12.6% since 1991
- 10-year yields over 5%
- Stocks now earn less than 10-year
- Last gap this wide in 2002
4:02VIX· ticker
VIX in contango with flat futures
- Volatility futures in contango
- V contract at 1685
- Z at 1855
- F at 1873
- G and M at 1975 and 2027
6:00SPXA50R· ticker
SPXA50R rebounds to 50% above 50-day moving average
- SPXA50R at 50%
- October had 22% above 50-day
- Concentration risk in small names
- Market more evenly distributed
6:01SPX· ticker
SPX at 7735 with put skew
- SPX at 7735
- Put skew at 7635 put
- Call premium at 7835
- Put skew indicates downside risk
- 27% probability of being in the money
6:02lesson
Market perception of downside risk
- Put skew indicates velocity risk to downside
- More hedging on downside
- Call premium still heavily bid
- Market may move 100 points up or down
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