Bonds are dead as an asset class for the next several years because: (1) central banks are deliberately creating inflation above target to deal with debt burdens, (2) the Fed has failed to hit its 2% target for 64 consecutive months, suggesting inflation above target is now a feature not a bug, and (3) without meaningful fiscal/monetary policy changes, inflation will remain elevated and bonds will underperform other assets.
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Louis GavkEvidence Quote
“bonds for an asset class have been dead for 5 years...The Fed has now failed to meet its 2% inflation target for 64 months in a row...it's no longer a bug, it's a feature”
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There's Going To Be One Hell Of A Hangover When The Market Party Ends | Louis Gave— Adam Taggart | Thoughtful Money®Created: 8/12/2026, 6:25:43 PM
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