Continue to Buy Bonds With Positive Yields: Janus Henderson

The video discusses current trends in bond investments, highlighting the preference for positive yields in countries like the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. It compares the performance of US and German bonds, noting the US's stronger rally. The discussion covers the impact of global forces on bond markets and strategies for investing during recessions. The video concludes with an outlook on interest rates, emphasizing the importance of owning positive yields over negative ones.

Why are US bonds rallying more aggressively than European bonds?

• Due to political stability in the US

• Because investors are seeking positive yields

• Due to a stronger US dollar

• Because of higher inflation in the US

Which countries are identified as having positive yields?

• Germany and France

• US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand

• China and Japan

• Brazil and Argentina

What is the speaker's view on investing in negative-yielding bonds?

• They offer better returns than positive-yielding bonds

• They are less favorable compared to positive-yielding bonds

• They are unaffected by global forces

• They are a safe investment

What might happen if US interest rates fall?

• European bonds will rally more aggressively

• US bonds will lose value

• German rates might increase

• German rates might move lower

What is the speaker's strategy as a bond investor?

• To avoid bonds altogether

• To focus on short-term gains

• To invest in negative-yielding bonds

• To own positive yields and ride them down