You might think you know mortgage rates. You might make assumptions about where they’ll go and what they’ll do based on past precedent. For decades, you may have done a nearly flawless job of that simply by drawing the exceedingly logical conclusion that mortgage rates tend to behave a lot like other longer-term bonds. After all, bonds and mortgages are both loans. They’re both fixed income investments. And to cap it all off, the average mortgage “becomes” a bond, in a manner of speaking, with its underlying cash flow being traded alongside the most quintessential bonds like 10yr Treasury Notes….(read more)Forward this article via email: Send a copy of this story to someone you know that may want to read it.
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