Yesterday we talked in our screencast about the debate surrounding the existence (or not) of the equity risk premium.  In today’s screencast we came across a number of posts talking about the potential for a “bond bubble.”  This comes out especially when one compares where blue chip companies like Johnson & Johnson can issue bonds vs. the current dividend yield on the stock.

Posts mentioned in the above screencast:

Yesterday’s screencast on the existence of the equity risk premium.  (Abnormal Returns)

Earlier screencast on the topic of stocks vs. bonds.  (Abnormal Returns)

Daily chart of JNJ.  (Finviz)

The move in bonds is beginning to look a little parabolic. (StockCharts Blog)

Johnson and Johnson (JNJ) stock yields more than its long term bonds.  (Crossing Wall Street, ibid)

On the importance of comparing bonds and stocks for investors.  (A Dash of Insight)