What do you make of this investment facet? (bond, stocks, purchase)

[Potential_Landlord]

I hope I got your attention and expertise with this title, folks!

In Germany the stock index DAX yield is four times that of the 10 year German Bund note. What do you make of this? - I will give my opinion soon but wanted to get your unbiased ideas first cause you are much smarter than me anyways Thanks for your input!

[lchoro]

Bundesbank is buying up T-bills and forcing money out onto the yield curve. For all their protests about the ECB's bond purchase plan, I read that they were by far the largest purchasers among the European central banks.

[Potential_Landlord]

Originally Posted by lchoro

Bundesbank is buying up T-bills and forcing money out onto the yield curve. For all their protests about the ECB's bond purchase plan, I read that they were by far the largest purchasers among the European central banks.

That's a very good question what do the individual country Euro member CBs do now that they don't have a currency any more? There's the Euro and the ECB and what about the other 10 or so CBs in the Euro zone? Anyways let's look at investment implications.

[knighttof3]

Buy stocks, ditch bonds.
SPY (US S&P 500 ETF) yielded 2.5% a couple of years ago, slightly higher than 10Y treasuries. And it just zoomed up and up.