High Yields To Pull Asset Prices Down | Danielle Park

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Rising bond yields are actually a good thing, says money manager Danielle Park.

They finally offer savers a meaningful return.

They clear malinvestment. And will bring down the prices of financial assets and housing to much more affordable levels.

Yes, there will be pain as overinflated asset prices correct. But that largely impacts those with assets who have benefited disproportionately from the low-interest rate era of central planning intervention.

For a LOT of charts explaining her optimism, watch this video.

Follow Danielle at https://jugglingdynamite.com/

Or on X at @kdaniellepark

Or at https://croftgroup.com/

#interestrates #bondyields #homeprices

0:00 Higher rates as a constructive force that restores discipline
4:30 Dramatically better yields for savers and investors
5:10 Whether a full reckoning/flush of excesses is still needed
8:15 Key differences between the Canadian and U.S. housing markets
13:40 U.S. 10-year Treasury yield back near multi-decade highs
16:15 Oil prices (not just U.S. deficits) driving inflation fears
20:20 Whether AI spending is masking the impact of higher rates
23:00 U.S. mortgage rates, refinancing collapse, and 30-year fixed dynamics
25:20 Canadian mortgage renewal cliff and rising defaults
27:40 Scale of housing price declines and remains overvaluation
31:25 Price-to-income multiples still extreme in both countries
32:50 Boomer-owned second homes and cottages as latent supply
35:50 Airbnb busts, “rage delisting,” and rising motivated sellers
36:45 Softening rents and the disinflationary effect of shelter costs
39:40 Rising delinquencies and consumer confidence near 2007 levels
42:05 Extreme tech concentration, weak breadth, and late-stage AI cycle
44:15 Bitcoin as a real-time barometer of risk appetite
45:40 Canadian market concentration in financials and precious metals
52:45 Gold and silver still overbought after acting like risk assets
55:05 Fixed-income yields back above 4% globally
58:20 Record-low equity risk premium and high CAPE valuations
1:04:40 Why near-retirees should consider far lower equity allocations (~30%)
1:07:20 Overall outlook: material equity correction ahead, bonds as a safer ride
1:10:00 Expected duration of the adjustment (real estate vs. equities) and policy wild cards
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