12 thoughts on “Treasury 10-year note yields will rise to 5 percent from yesterday’s level of 3.349 percent, Faber said

  1. Youri Carma

    @Frans

    Well that’s America’s motto: “If you can’t Make it, Fake it”

    So with the economy, moonlanding etc….

  2. farang

    Faber be the guy that convinced farang he needed to buy more physical…years ago….THANK YOU FABER!!!

  3. Jayme

    I enjoy Faber’s reports. Nice pony tail.

    The inflation adjusted treasuries I was looking at as a low risk retirement fund won’t protect my retirement plan during hyper-inflation since they are tied to six month adjustments in the Consumer Price Index. There will be huge losses in these funds during any hyper-inflationary period. Without including fuel and food from the core index, the CPI is bogus.

    “Some users of CPI data use this index because food and energy prices are relatively volatile, and these users want to focus on what they perceive to be the “core” or “underlying” rate of inflation.” http://www.bls.gov/cpi/cpifaq.htm

    This is a goofy statement during a hyper-inflationary period.

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