Bond Market Update: Why Bonds Are Back [2023]

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Published 2023-10-27
In a world where stocks have been the go-to asset class for income and returns, bonds are making a comeback. That's the view of Mary Ellen Stanek, Co-Chief Investment Officer of Baird Advisors and President of the Baird Funds, who says that the Federal Reserve's aggressive rate hikes have made bonds more attractive to investors.

Stanek argues that the rapid rise in interest rates has created opportunities in the fixed-income market, as bond yields have increased to their highest levels in years. This means that investors can now lock in higher yields for their money, which can provide a valuable source of income and diversification in a volatile market.

In this interview, Stanek explains why she is convinced that bonds are back and why investors should consider adding them to their portfolios. She also discusses her investment strategy and how she selects bonds for her clients.
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00:00 Hello
00:38 Introduction
02:32 Interview with Mary Ellen Stanek
22:02 One Investment
24:00 Action Point

WEALTHTRACK episode 2018, broadcast on October 27, 2023
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All Comments (12)
  • @WhiteCloud746
    Financial TV loves to host more extreme outlier voices but it's the moderate, middle-of-the-road voices like Ms. Stanek who usually prove to be correct over time.
  • @PassivePortfolios
    Longer term bond yields will have to go a lot higher to get buyers interested. It is already happening in the Treasuries' auctions.
  • @jw8578
    8% in muni? Where? Seems to me rates are still heading higher thus prices lower.
  • @detectiveofmoneypolitics
    Economic investigator Frank G Melbourne Australia is still watching this very informative content cheers Frank as subscriber to this channel 😊
  • @chamindasilva3191
    Another good interview. Yes bonds are back, even banks offer better CD rates for 3 to 7 months. I don't know how an individual investor can invest in tax free municipal bonds. If anybody familiar with the process please let us know. Thanks for the interview.
  • @onefortexas2379
    I'm 82 years old and must take RMD, with that income I'm laddering $25K 3-month weekly Tbills at auction with a weekly return of about $335
  • @george6977
    Bond fund managers will always push bonds but stocks always outperform over the long term.
  • @adamr7981
    Interest rates to 60% Inflation to 600%
  • @manatee419
    Bonds are only worth. On how much the company has debt on their balance sheet,