
Balancing Stocks, Bonds, and Metals
Treasuries are defying October norms, gold is stretched, and key correlations are shifting. Dantes Outlook explores how moderating inflation, a softening labor market, and fading yields are creating a late-cycle environment that rewards selective risk-taking. Tune in for actionable insights on bonds, metals, and portfolio positioning — with full details available for premium subscribers.
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Show Notes
In This Episode:
- Why Treasuries are having their strongest October in years.
- The significance of the negative stock–bond correlation and what it signals for portfolios.
- Inflation and labor market trends supporting potential Fed rate cuts.
- How gold, palladium, and other metals fit into a late-cycle allocation.
- Our portfolio adjustments: longer-duration Treasuries, selective pro-cyclical tilts, and risk management strategies.
- Why loose financial conditions continue to support speculation — and how we’re positioning for the next phase of the cycle.
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