What corporate bonds tell us about equity valuation

The relative valuation of the US stock and corporate bond markets is another piece of evidence against the idea that equities in general are currently in a bubble. Their relative valuation today contrasts with the situation before collapses in the stock market in the late 1920s and the turn of the last century.

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