Yield Curve 101
[By GREGOR AISCH and AMANDA COX]
The yield curve shows how much it costs the federal government to borrow money for a given amount of time, revealing the relationship between long- and short-term interest rates.
It is, inherently, a forecast for what the economy holds in the future — how much inflation there will be, for example, and how healthy growth will be over the years ahead — all embodied in the price of money today, tomorrow and many years from now.
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A 3-D View of a Chart That Predicts The Economic Future …
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Whither the Bear?
As a doctor, your action plan in a future bear market depends on many variables, with perhaps your age being the most important:
In your 30s:
• Pay off debts, school or practice loans.
• Invest in safe money market mutual funds, cash or CDs.
• Start retirement plan or 401-K account.
In your 40s:
• Increase your pension plan or 401-K contributions.
• Stay weighted more toward equity investments.
• Review your goals, risk tolerance and portfolio.
In your 50s:
• Position assets for ready cash instruments.
• Diversify into stock, bonds and cash.
Retirement:
• Maintain 3 years of ready cash living expenses.
• Reduce, but still maintain your exposure to equities.
Dr. David E. Marcinko MBA CMP™ MBBS [Hon]
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