Why Credit Conditions Have Actually Eased Over Past Year | Oaktree’s Wayne Dahl

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Thanks Jack

[@bobjinessr7957]

Lookin fresh budd

[@johnB11ify]

He held back for sure on the risk, you chased him with your questions he held but the risk involved with these bonds is much higher than he was letting on.

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Good guest.

[@Jackson-l3r]

Maybe a video on why credit is far less important under a deflationary genuine money system.

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Janet "The Easer" Yellen 👌

[@Donalddavies-gc9rb]

U.S. t bills are the same as junk bonds. In order to get buyers you need to keep raising yields as the national debt keeps going higher. things are not improving. I'm looking at high-yield dividend stocks. Selling 200k worth of equities is stupid without reinvesting it. I might turn to cash soon if I don't invest it. Any particulars? (Buying bonds or CDs is not for me)

[@TonyRiley-qb7sw]

Don't get any such ideas. If I were you, I would bother less and buy gold and bitcoin. There are more institutional investors in long bonds than individuals and they are all relinquishing their long term holdings.

[@karenwilliams9653]

I agree, while higher interest rates increase bond yields, they also hurt long-term bondholders who can't wait for their bonds to mature. IMO You are better off for next 5 years by buying the dip now.

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Thanks

[@ADobbin1]

because they are trying to get back to business as usual instead of letting the system fix itself.

[@xiaozh99]

Good interview but hard to follow as many big words are used in long sentences

[@melsenbabe]

We already knew. Somebody tell J-Pow.

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All soft generalities.No detail. Eg why should private equity be more interested in allowing a distressed company more time than a syndicate? Why wouldn’t the syndicate “ pick up a pen and underwrite”?

[@gringadoor5385]

Because the treasury fights the FED

[@dankurth4232]

No! That’s a kind of ‚division of labor‘. The FED does the work for outside the USA, strengthen the exchange (!) value of the Dollar and strangles China‘s economy (and as side effect the Japanese Yen and everyone else). The FED to the opposite somewhat lessens the spill over of this brutal grip to the US economy. They are cunning schemesters but actually they are clever ones too

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@@jkelly11785very distracting, so I quit after 5mins to save my ears

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I'm still getting less loans they r cutting back some what

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Very stiff answers

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Very dry and mechanical. Not a lot of color. But he's probably a good fixed income PM.

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2nd viewer😂😂😂

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one hour talking about single digit returns which don't even beat inflation, how boring and uselesss

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Information is always valuable!

[@johnB11ify]

Of course you earn 20% because your amazing

[@tragicslip]

if you buy a bond yielding more than par value and it moves to trade at par or less than par your returns are higher (time to get money back is reduced).

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Are NOT really interested in doing the work...

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52:45 Freudian slip lmao