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Replying to Avatar Lyn Alden

A decade ago I was in my car at a stoplight, and there was a bunch of seagulls eating a discarded bag of fast food in the intersection.

When the light turned green, the car in front of me went slowly to give the seagulls a chance to fly away, but they didn't. Instead, the car's tire just slowly ran over a whole pile of seagulls, who just kept going after the fast food as they were run over. I just watched horrified as this played out.

Every once in a while, I just wonder why the seagulls never got out of the way despite how slow the threat was.

Anyway, looking at the bond market reminded me of this again today.

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WBTM 1y ago

Like the seagulls fixated on the fast food despite the impending danger, investors often become fixated on certain assets or strategies, even when there are warning signs of potential risks or threats. They didn’t want to see the danger ⚠️

The survivors may look at this dangers in the next stoplight.. hopefully

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