Replying to @Ah_Meng:Hi, thanks for reading my post and sharing your views.  Agree that if interest rate rises to 5.5% or more, the tide might turn from equities to bonds.

However, yesterday media also talked about interest rate will rise to the "ideal" pivot that will shake giant pension funds interest due to US growing national debt, exacerbated by Trump's Middle East war.

If it should and would rise to 5% and more, I will park some US dollars there to earn some interest and minimize the extreme swings in the market, not for the faint hearted... hee hee.//@Ah_Meng:5% in 30 years US treasury yield is no longer enough to entice investors given the ever-increasing fiscal debts. 5.5% looks attainable in the short term or are we looking at the magical 6% to break the horse’s back? The world needs a reset, even the new Fed can’t stop the train 🚆 that has moved beyond the station, unless they forcely derailed it! Bubble would have truly burst then… the question is when… thanks for sharing your insights!