As I understand the author, rising below grade bond prices as related to investment grade bond prices, indicate improving economic conditions. Comparing the price divergence of LQD to JNK since the 1st of March, shows rising below investment grade bond prices. Not being bearish, to me doesn't necessarily mean bullish either. To me it means bearish is increasingly risky. Cautiously optimistic would be more appropriate.
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As I understand the author, rising below grade bond prices as related to investment grade bond prices, indicate improving economic conditions. Comparing the price divergence of LQD to JNK since the 1st of March, shows rising below investment grade bond prices.
Not being bearish, to me doesn't necessarily mean bullish either. To me it means bearish is increasingly risky. Cautiously optimistic would be more appropriate.