Quite honestly, I do not paid much attention to inverted yield curve. Well, it might implied recession is coming (base on historical patterns) ... or maybe not, who knows. Does it really matter? Well it depends on whether you are an investor or a trader.
If you are an investor like Warren Buffett who invest for the long haul, you are likely to stay vested through the boom and the bust. Inverted yield curve (or not) should not matter because you follow your game plan by adding shares at a price level you are comfortable owning it.
If you are a trader like Ray Dalio, Carl Icahn or George Soros etc, you are more likely to stay in and out by timing the market ... buy low sell high on every piece of news by squeezing the max profit out of each trade.
There's no right or wrong. How ones play around inverted yield curve depends on what kind of player you are.
Do you want to be the next Warren Buffett or Ray Dalio, Carl Icahn, George Soros etc ..... take your pick (check out their net worth) 😂👇
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There are more hybrids than pure investors or pure traders.