No. of Recommendations: 9
Another use of 2-year Treasury yield - Federal funds rate:
mailchi.mp - Portfolio simulations made simple. This was published after yesterday's hike.
They assess that "When we subtract the fed funds rate from the 2-year Treasury yield, we get one number: how many more hikes the bond market expects." I guess they divide that spread by .25 (the "standard" hike) to get the number of hikes. I'm not sure that's really true (term premium would be an issue) but maybe it's close enough to gauge future hikes?
They test SPY B&H vs SPY only when 2Y - Fed Funds < .5, and find CAGR is increased from 8.6% to 10.6%, with a MDD reduced from 55% to 36%