The weak US Treasury auction is definitely concerning, especially when what’s considered the safest asset starts rattling markets. With yields breaking above 5%, it highlights growing doubts over US fiscal health. While I’m not calling for an immediate equity crash, the bond market stress could easily spill into stocks.
It’s also telling that Bitcoin is hitting new all-time highs while Treasuries falter. Investors may be shifting their definition of safe havens. Personally, I see Bitcoin and gold gaining traction as alternatives, especially in a world of high debt and tightening liquidity. These assets offer a different kind of protection when traditional safe havens come under pressure.
As for Treasuries, I’m staying cautious. Yields might still rise further, so I prefer holding cash for now. If markets correct more broadly, I’d look to re-enter both bonds and stocks at better levels. It’s all about timing & flexibility in this environment.
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