Amanda Lynam, chief credit strategist at Goldman Sachs, joins Scarlet Fu and Tom Keene on "Bloomberg Money." They discuss using bonds as part of personal financial plans, the advent of Trump Accounts
90/10 for 10yr old, 80/20 -20yr, 70/30 30yr, 60/40,40yr 50/50 50yr 40/60 60yr 30/70 for a 70 yr old - basically bonds become more relevant as you reach 50 year old and above as such would have accumulated a pension to keep and not to experiment with.
"High yield" bonds used to be called "Junk". Quality companies issuing bonds don't need to provide you a high yield. If you are wiling to take risks buying high yield bonds aka junk bonds, might as well take that risk on the equity side and buy stocks instead.
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Keene: "Or I want bond exposure to a data center in Ohio."
Hey, Tom, I would have loved to hear the end of your guest's sentence!