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Chris Kimble
Interest-Sensitive Assets Face Trouble By Chris Kimble - Jan 08, 2014

Last May, I suggested that interest rates were about to blast off.Since then, the yield on the 10-year note is up 80%! Below is the performance of interest sensitive assets and the S&P 500...

Gregory W. Harmon
Municipals Are Interesting For A Trade By Gregory W. Harmon - Jan 08, 2014

The last time we looked at the Municipal bond market was back in June, and it played well for a bounce off the lows. But since then it has moved sideways in a tightening consolidation. The last 2...

Gregory W. Harmon
Why Shorter Rates May Drop By Gregory W. Harmon - Jan 08, 2014

There was a major flow from Bonds into Stocks in 2013, and only 1 person (Bill Gross) expects that may reverse. But shorter rates, those on 5 and 10 year Treasuries, look ready for a reprieve, at...

Zachary Storella
Yeild On 10-Year Treasury Note Increased To 3.04 By Zachary Storella - Jan 07, 2014

Weekly CFTC Net Speculator Report10-Year Treasuries: Large speculators and futures market traders sharply increased their overall bearish positions in the 10-year treasury note futures by the most...

Charles Sizemore
My Mistake Of 2013: Shorting Japanese Bonds By Charles Sizemore - Jan 06, 2014

You don’t get every trade right, unfortunately. Sometimes, even the best-thought-out investment thesis turns out to be flat-out wrong.   My biggest blunder of 2013?  Shorting Japanese...

Igor Rakhmanov
US Treasuries: Long Term Chart, No Hopes For Bulls By Igor Rakhmanov - Jan 06, 2014

I post the long horizon 2.5x2 P&F chart of the 20-year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) as a proxy for US Treasuries.In February 2013 TLT broke down through the Bullish Support line and long-term support...

Chris Kimble
Will Bonds Rally? By Chris Kimble - Jan 02, 2014

 Is it hard to go against the crowd or trend? Even after 34-years of being in the business, I still get a few butterflies in my stomach when the Power of the Pattern and sentiment line up...

Patrick MontesDeOca
What's Ahead For The 10-Year Note? By Patrick MontesDeOca - Dec 30, 2013 1

I have written extensively about gold, silver, interest rates, bonds and inflation in the recent past. I always find people respond in a manner that exposes their personal vulnerabilities or...

Jason Sen
Bund: Broke 139.70/65 Support By Jason Sen - Dec 30, 2013

Bund broke 139.70/65 support, tumbled further than expected towards the October low of 138.79. We bottomed just above at 138.83 so watch to 138.83/76 area closely. We are very oversold short term so a...

David Merkel
Why Buy Convertible Bonds? By David Merkel - Dec 29, 2013

I sometimes answer questions for those at Klout.com that ask basic investing questions. Usually I point to old articles of mine, but this time someone asked a question that I have not answered before,...

Mingze Wu
U.S. 10 Year: Testing 3% Again By Mingze Wu - Dec 27, 2013

The 10-year Treasury Note briefly touched 3% yesterday but closed back below the line in the sand by the end of the trading session. Was hitting 3% a big surprise? Not really as bond prices have been...

Tim Knight
Bonds Continue To Slide By Tim Knight - Dec 26, 2013

As I’ve said ad nauseum, interest rates accelerating higher could be the defining theme of 2014. Since bottoming in July 2012, the ten-year T-note rate has more than doubled. Freakishly, real...

Peter Brandt
The Bobl: Major Pattern Forming By Peter Brandt - Dec 26, 2013

I am a chartist. I do not attempt to understand macro economics. The charts provide possibilities and probabilities, not predictions of certainties.The German Bobl (5-Yr Bond) is forming a H&S top...

Peter Brandt
Merry Christmas! Higher Interest Rates Ahead By Peter Brandt - Dec 25, 2013 1

The Fed’s Zero Interest Rate Policy is on thin iceI am not an economist. I look at charts. When the charts send a clear signal I take it as an indication of what MIGHT happen. I deal with...

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