, at 1.5%, for the first time since 2016. According to Bank of America, stocks have significantly outperformed bonds 94% of the time that this has happened historically.
"Stocks are a 'no brainer' vs. bonds," Bank of America analyst Savita Subramanian wrote to investors on Monday about the phenomenon. Subramanian's note features as further evidence for Bank of America's position that U.S. investors should favor stocks over bonds more than they historically do. Typical wisdom has investors make use of a "60/40" portfolio, which allocates 60% of investment to stocks and 40% to bonds. And, with the S&P 500 trading just 2% higher over the last six months, investors may be tempted to stick to that strategy.
But Bank of America's finding points out that, even without the price changing, investors should much more heavily favor stocks for the dividend yield.
Of course stocks will have bigger potential return. They’re more risky
much more?
That rare phenomenon reads: 'The workforce isn't productive and stocks are a global ponzi.'
Fed Model on steroids. StockMarket
We are headed into a major financial crisis that will be a liquidity event which involves government – not the private sector - as was the case in 2008. So buckle-up. This is something NOBODY has ever witnessed before!!