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Marc Chandler
Is Contagion Returning? By Marc Chandler - Apr 20, 2015

Many European officials are trying to reassure investors and send a signal to Greek officials that it is not 2010-2012. European countries are better positioned to deal with Greece. The banks are...

Gary Christenson
The Rise Of The Paper Machines By Gary Christenson - Apr 20, 2015

Since 2011 the financial markets have been dominated by rises in paper markets and declines in commodity markets.Group One Paper Examples: T-Bonds, US Dollar Index, S&P 500 Index Group Two...

Bill Witherell
China, Japan And U.S. Treasury Bonds By Bill Witherell - Apr 20, 2015

The US Treasury reported last week that in February Japan moved ahead of China and resumed its position as the largest foreign creditor of the US government, a position last held by Japan in 2008. In...

Carley Garner
Bearish Treasury Market Opportunity Using Options By Carley Garner - Apr 17, 2015

This recommendation was emailed to brokerage clients on April 17th 2015:On the radar:A minor flare up in Greece concern seems to have created a high probability bearish opportunity Treasuries. We like...

Gary Tanashian
Debt Picture: Boom ZERO By Gary Tanashian - Apr 15, 2015

There is so much data flying around out there. From the Credit data we reviewed yesterday to weakening manufacturing and exports to employment up nicely one month and down big the next, to frisky...

Trader Moe
Potential Rising Megaphone On 10-Year Treasury By Trader Moe - Apr 13, 2015

Ten Year Potential Rising Megaphone Top (Red) within Rising Megaphone Top (Purple) The U.S. 10-Year T-Bill is failing to make an obvious megaphone retrace in a way that would usually mean it’s...

Marc Chandler
What Has The ECB Been Buying? By Marc Chandler - Apr 08, 2015

The ECB is a month into what it has signaled will be at least an eighteen month asset-purchase program. It had begun buying asset-backed securities and covered bonds earlier, but starting last month...

Jay Kaeppel
Murphy’s Law And T-Bonds By Jay Kaeppel - Apr 07, 2015

I hate to sound paranoid but, boy, Murphy sure hates me. last month I wrote an article titled “A Risky (but Darned Exciting) Strategy for T-Bond Traders.” The simple idea detailed in the...

Gary Christenson
3 Sigma Extremes In The Bond Market By Gary Christenson - Apr 06, 2015

US T-Bond futures closed Friday, March 27 up nearly 12% from the February close. That was the 3rd largest monthly percent move since 1977 when my data begins and created a 3.61 standard deviation...

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