zubs said:
Why is the 10 year treasury yield going up?
I read this off google and it says this means there is less demand for 10 year treasury bonds, so buying them becomes cheaper, and the yield goes up because the bond is cheaper, and the bond is the same amount after 10 years.
But if no one wants the safe 10 year treasury bond, then why would stocks go down? Example, I see the NASDAQ dropping due to the 10 yr treasury yield rising.
Because borrowing costs go up and banks start charging more for businesses to borrow...which mean business need hard currency to keep its operations afloat. You cannot just borrow more money.
So things like P/E ratio, hard assets, and revenue matter.
Additionally, raising yields means inflation, which results in lower growth, higher commodity prices, higher consumer prices, and a lot more savings into bonds.
Basically, people are afraid that the economy will overheat...prices will go up and then tank growth.
Stocks are also way way too overbought...Tesla is basically the same company it was 18 months ago but its stock prices is like up 1500%...there is no real reason for that other than there is too much cash/money in the market.