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How The U.S. Election Outcome Could Effect Corporate Bonds By Bondsquawk - Nov 06, 2012

As we enter the final stage of the U.S. Presidential race, opinions and polls are being thrown around to get an early indication on the likely winner. With this being the third year of the recovery...

David Merkel
Beware, Yield Is The Last Refuge Of Scoundrels By David Merkel - Nov 01, 2012

Governments involved in financial repression (keeping savings rates below the inflation rate) encourage their citizens to do stupid things by reaching for yield. Remember, most people think of yield...

Deron Wagner
Long-Term T-Bills Show Trend Reversal By Deron Wagner - Oct 30, 2012

The Direxion 30-year Treasury Bull 3X ETF ($TMF), an index that tracks the performance of long-term U.S. government T-bonds, has been in a long-term uptrend since February of 2011, but has been in an...

Gregory W. Harmon
Bonds: Pullback Before Upward Movement By Gregory W. Harmon - Oct 19, 2012

A couple of days ago in The Bond Rally Is Not Over, the Gann Fan Lines helped show the potential for a lot more upward movement in the iShares iBoxx Investment Grade Corporate Bond Fund, (LQD). But it...

David Kotok
California Municipals Update By David Kotok - Oct 18, 2012

Some follow-up notes to our commentary about California cities are in order. The most recent news involves San Bernardino and other California cities attempting to defer payments to CalPERS. For a...

Tiho Brkan
Understanding The Bond Bubble   By Tiho Brkan - Oct 18, 2012

Market NotesThe chart above shows the S&P 500 together with an indicator I call Weekly Internals. Basically it tracks the direction of the NYSE breadth and volume readings over five trading days...

Bondsquawk
Bond Investing: Top 3 Homebuilders By Bondsquawk - Oct 17, 2012

As the recovery slowly finds a firm foothold in U.S. housing market, US homebuilders began to emerge as one of the best performing sectors in 2012. Amid relatively steady growth seen from the recent...

Gregory W. Harmon
The Bond Rally Is Not Over By Gregory W. Harmon - Oct 16, 2012

Yes, there is debate and discussion about the the trade of the century reversing and US Treasurys finally falling in price. That is looking more and more possible as the weeks go on. In fact I am...

Bondsquawk
Top 3 Consumer Apparel High Yield Bonds By Bondsquawk - Oct 15, 2012

Consumer spending has been lackluster as of late but there is evidence to suggest that housing is picking up which is a good sign. As we have seen in the past, gains on the housing front coupled with...

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