Description
With interest rates rising does it still make sense to own bonds? Yes. This episode explores the role of bonds including why they are more effective at hedging stock losses than protective put options.
Topics covered include:David's business and investment philosophyHow bond funds have performed in 2021Three disparate views on the direction of interest rates from Capital Economics, Ray Dalio, and Hoisington Investment Management CompanyHow to invest in China bondsWhy owning bonds is cheaper and more effective at hedging stock market losses than put optionsHow covered call strategies workHow to decide on your allocation to bonds versus stocks
Thanks to Mint Mobile for sponsoring the episode.
Show Notes
What I think, not what I thought – Jason Fried
Why in the World Would You Own Bonds When… – Ray Dalio
Explainer: Foreign access to China’s $16 trillion bond market – Reuters
The True Cost of Hedging S&P Downside - Movement Capital
Revisiting Covered Calls and Protective Puts: A Tale of Two Strategies – Bryan Foltice
Pathetic Protection: The Elusive Benefits of Protective Puts – Roni Israelov
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