Bull Market in Bonds Is Ending, Ironsides' Knapp Says

The video discusses the current state and future outlook of bond markets, emphasizing that bonds, particularly treasury bonds, are not attractive investments due to the end of a 35-year disinflationary trend. The integration of China and the Soviet bloc into the industrialized world previously contributed to disinflation, but with deglobalization, this trend is reversing, leading to higher inflation. The video suggests that the bond bull market has ended, similar to trends seen in the 1950s, and advises against investing in treasury bonds.

How does the speaker view the attractiveness of treasury bonds?

What factors are contributing to the end of the 35-year disinflationary trend?

What is the speaker's perspective on inflation trends in relation to global goods prices?

What historical period does the speaker compare the current bond market situation to?

What does the speaker suggest about the future of bond bull markets?