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David Kotok
Cash, NIRP And Bonds — Part 3 By David Kotok - Aug 18, 2016 1

Having talked about cash, let’s now add negative rates to the calculus an investor must perform.With a positive rate, we can compute the sensitivity of a bond’s price to a change in an...

Erik McCurdy
10-Year Treasury: Bullish Crossover Could Be In Progress By Erik McCurdy - Aug 04, 2016

The 10-Year Treasury's advance yesterday has caused both short-term cycle oscillators to experience bullish crossovers and a bullish engulf pattern has formed on the daily chart. A close above 1.55%...

James Picerno
Is The Divergence Between 2- And 10-Year Yields Fading? By James Picerno - Aug 03, 2016

For the last several years, the 2-year Treasury yield has been trending higher. It’s been a slow crawl higher from a low base for this maturity, which is said to be the most sensitive for rate...

Investment U
Where To Find Yield As Government Bonds Go Negative By Investment U - Jul 31, 2016

The search for yield is on. This week’s chart shows the growth of a scary trend... negative-yielding debt. It’s spreading throughout the world like an uncontrollable wildfire. Who started...

Chris Kimble
Junk Bond Inflection Point Should Impact Stocks By Chris Kimble - Jul 26, 2016

Junk bonds have been good at sending risk-on and risk-off messages to the broad stock market. Below looks at Junk Bond ETF JNK over the past decade.Right now, JNK is at an important price point and...

Zachary Storella
10-Year Treasury Speculators Reduce Net Bullish Positions By Zachary Storella - Jul 25, 2016

Weekly Large Trader COT Report: 10 Year US Treasury Note CFTC Futures data shows speculators decreased bullish bets Large 10-year treasury note futures traders and speculators reduced their overall...

Hale Stewart
Long End Of U.S. Bond Market Signals Slow Growth Ahead By Hale Stewart - Jul 25, 2016

Bond investors are typically believed to be more sophisticated, which largely explains the yield curve's near perfect history of recession predictions. This explains why many analysts have commented...

Ed Yardeni
Bonds Dislike Positive Surprises By Ed Yardeni - Jul 24, 2016

Admittedly with the benefit of hindsight, the recent backup in bond yields shouldn’t be a surprise. That’s because there has been a strong positive correlation between the daily Citigroup...

Steve Saville
Is There An End In Sight For T-Bond's Bull Market? By Steve Saville - Jul 22, 2016

The US 30-Year Treasury Bond (T-Bond) entered a secular bullish trend in the early-1980s. As evidenced by the following chart, over the past 30 years this trend has been remarkably consistent. There...

Wall Street Daily
Perpetual Bonds: Equity In Disguise By Wall Street Daily - Jul 22, 2016

In financial and economic circles, the word “forever” is rarely uttered. In fact, the word “forever” has really lost its meaning in modern vernacular, commonplace only among...

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