US10Y VS S&P500 Dividend Yield = Market Crash?
US10Y = 1.215% (yellow line)
S&P500 = 3955 points (orange line)
S&P500 DY = 1.48%
Personally, I think the catalyst for the next correction in the stock market may come directly from the bond market.
The logic is this: if the bond yield (US10) were to return 1.40% why should I take on more risk by investing in the stock market with a dividend yield of just over 1.40%? As an investor, I would prefer to sell equities and buy some bonds.
Surely the FED will intervene with control of the yield curve in order to avoid a sharp downward acceleration.
S&P500 = 3955 points (orange line)
S&P500 DY = 1.48%
Personally, I think the catalyst for the next correction in the stock market may come directly from the bond market.
The logic is this: if the bond yield (US10) were to return 1.40% why should I take on more risk by investing in the stock market with a dividend yield of just over 1.40%? As an investor, I would prefer to sell equities and buy some bonds.
Surely the FED will intervene with control of the yield curve in order to avoid a sharp downward acceleration.
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