Morgan Stanley's strategy is that it is time for the bond price to rise despite warnings from the other bank giant, Goldman Sachs and Omaha Oracle, Warren Buffet.
The sale of government securities, which began seriously in September and intensified in January, ends, says Morgan Stanley's top analysts. Goldman, on the contrary, thinks that the bear market is yet to come, and by the end of 2018. by the bank expect yields on 10-year bonds to reach 4.5%. On the other hand, Buffett warned the investor community that the high level of bond weight could seriously harm their portfolios.
Bill Gross, one of Wall Street's prominent bond gurus, said last month that the bear market in bonds was a fact.
Ray Dalian, the owner of the largest hedge fund in the world, is of the opinion that the 30-year bond market is in history.
The mischievous view of Wall Street's big names seems to fail to bother the stock market, and the indices managed to recover quickly from Sell Off in early February.
Source: Bloomberg Pro Terminal
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