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Zachary Storella
US 10-Year Treasury Note Speculators Reduced Bearish Bets By Zachary Storella - Jan 12, 2014

Weekly CFTC Net Speculator Report10 Year Treasuries: Large speculators and futures market traders decreased their overall bearish positions in the 10-year treasury note futures last week, according to...

David Merkel
Municipal Bonds: Avoid Losses, Proceed with Caution By David Merkel - Jan 10, 2014

There are several bad examples in municipal finance — Illinois and Kentucky for example, but the worst is Puerto Rico. What is one way that you can tell that things are bad?  People are...

David Kotok
Municipal Credit In The New Year By David Kotok - Jan 09, 2014

As we enter 2014, we are faced with mixed developments affecting municipal bond issuers. Our firm-wide thesis is that the present slow, uneven recovery will continue, creating both challenges and...

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...

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...

CommodityOnline
Bund broke: Immediate Resistance At 139.25 By CommodityOnline - 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...

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...

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