Stocks Being Bought Like Bonds is the Real Danger in the US Markets

morning-run · market-watch · 6 Oct 2016 · 6 mins listen

Tim Mulholland thinks it's not time yet to get into European banks despite their cheapness but US stocks are looking pretty expensive for an unusual reason.

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Deutsche Bank,Lehman,The Fed,FOMC,US presidential elections,negative interest rates,Hunt for Yield

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Stocks Being Bought Like Bonds is the Real Danger in the US Markets

Stocks Being Bought Like Bonds is the Real Danger in the US Markets