RenMac’s Jeff deGraaf: There Is Finally an Alternative to Stocks | #657
It puts the case for real yields as a genuine competitor to equities, which bears on how allocators think about equity exposure and cash. It also adds a credit-market read, including a skeptical view of private credit, relevant to firms using or evaluating those strategies.
Summary
By the markets & outlook deskJeff deGraaf, chairman and head of technical research at Renaissance Macro Research, argues that real yields above 2% mean investors finally have an alternative to stocks, opening with a line dating to 1873. The episode also covers bubble trades, bonds and volatility in allocation, credit spreads and market pressure, semiconductors as a bubble signal, and tape reading and regime analysis. He closes with his view that private credit is deteriorating and what credit markets are signaling.
- deGraaf says real yields above 2% give investors an alternative to stocks for the first time in years.
- He argues November has become the best month of the year.
- He describes private credit as deteriorating and discusses what credit markets are signaling.
- He covers semis as a bubble signal and how to trade around equity bubbles.
Chapters
From the publisher’s description| Time | Chapter | Length |
|---|---|---|
| John Bull and Real Yields | 5 min | |
| Seduction of Bubble Trades | 6 min | |
| Bonds, Volatility, and Allocation | 4 min | |
| Credit Spreads and Market Pressure | 4 min | |
| Semis and the Bubble Signal | 9 min | |
| Trading Around Equity Bubbles | 3 min | |
| Tape Reading and Regime Analysis | 11 min | |
| Private Credit and Stably Deteriorating | 14 min |
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