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This is very cheesy, but yield is destiny. And the yield on the market is back up at 2002 levels.

It's way out of the range we've seen for the last 10 plus years.

And the returns on bonds are going to end up delivering.

Hello, and welcome to the Baron Streetwise podcast. I'm Jack Howe.

And the voice you just heard, that's Robert Tip. He's the chief investment strategist at PGIM

fixed income. And he says, yield is destiny. We're going to talk about yields and the relative

attractiveness of the bond market now. We'll also say a few words about stocks.

He mentions cheesy and delivering. I'm going to think about pizza. I don't think we'll have

much to say about fast food. That's the word. That's the dumbest joke I've ever made in an intro

meta. Come on. I blame you for letting me do that. Listening in is our audio producer meta.

Hi, meta. How are you? Hi, Jack. I'm good. I do apologize for doing that to you.

You can't let me do this to myself. You're here to stop me from saying things like that.

We're going to be talking today broadly about financial markets. If you have an asset allocation

that is skewed, that is not what it should be, we'll talk about getting back to a better one today.

I think financial markets look mostly sensible right now and that is a dramatic change from

two years ago. I'm not sure that people quite remember just how weird things got a couple of

years ago. It was bordering on financial nihilism. I will call this move back from then a reverse

naked cowboyization of the market. I'm referring to an episode that we did. You were out on

maternity leave. This was right after Halloween in 2021. We sent Jackson who was filling in for you

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