A Common Recession Indicator Explained

A listener wants to know why 2-year bonds having higher yields than 10-year bonds is considered a recession indicator. Listen along as Paul explains how bond yields connect to interest rates and why becoming fixated on a recession may lead to market timing and other investment traps. Later in the episode, Paul and Ira revisit an earlier conversation about building portfolios with blue-chip stocks and IPOs.

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