Canadian yield curve inversion reaches its deepest since 2000

my bonds are doing great

CAD$ strengthened considerably after the 2000 and 2008/2009 recessions.

Fear CAD$ rate cuts at your own peril. The evidence isn't good in support of a weaker CAD$.


Keep in mind what inversion really means -- that cash is a better investment than long-term investments. Which means that there should be really good demand for CAD$ as inversion continues.

wolfs004 wrote: ↑Better convert to USD, Bitcoin, Brampton condos, Greek bonds or beyond meat before these cuts.

For everybody to appreciate how funny the joke is, fun fact: recent yield on 10 year Greek bonds is less than on 10 year US Treasuries. It's an absolutely atrocious investment from risk/return perspective.

USD is not that bad of an investment, though, it has more upside potential. (Together with more defensive JPY or CHF.)