It appears that investment weight toward bonds has increased about 10%(to 70%) in the last decade at least. Considering the inverse relationship toward the value of bonds to interest rates; are the companies keeping a finger on the pulse of those investment to make quick changes if necessary?(Interest rate increases) The markets change more quickly than ever before. Where is the foresight? May not be much left to squeeze in the expense sponge. So what happens when the interest rates creep up and bond returns deflate?
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It appears that investment weight toward bonds has increased about 10%(to 70%) in the last decade at least. Considering the inverse relationship toward the value of bonds to interest rates; are the companies keeping a finger on the pulse of those investment to make quick changes if necessary?(Interest rate increases) The markets change more quickly than ever before. Where is the foresight? May not be much left to squeeze in the expense sponge. So what happens when the interest rates creep up and bond returns deflate?
EAB