Corporate Bonds Are The IEDs Of Monetary Central Planning: They Will Be Exploding Along Wall Street Soon | David Stockman

``We have basically a highly artificial one-way market in corporate bonds--both investment grade and high yield. Very recently yields in the latter touched an all-time low of 4.87%, meaning that after inflation and taxes there is virtually no room for losses on securities that are called "junk bonds" for a reason. Likewise, the investment grade index yield is down to 2.97%, leaving almost no margin for risk relative to the allegedly risk free rate on treasuries.''