Alright and to finish it with part 3 since I was talking about the CCC & Lower High Yield Rate:

This index measures the interest investors demand to hold bonds issued by some of the riskiest US companies (AAA is best) aka investors demand more compensation for lending to financially weak and risky companies when it goes up.

It is not <that> bad yet but worth to keep an eye on. During the 2008 crisis it was around 45%, currently we are at 17,32%, 20% to 30% is recession territory as it usually means more expensive refinancing and higher default risk. 17% is definitely not a calm market anymore.

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