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John Mousseau
Muni Bonds Start To Outperform By John Mousseau - Sep 30, 2012

The third quarter of 2012 saw the municipal bond market outperform US Treasuries after a second quarter that saw a precipitous drop in Treasury yields. To give you a flavor, at the start of the third...

Frank Kollar
Reversal Ahead For iShares Bond Fund By Frank Kollar - Sep 28, 2012

Shares of ISHARES Barclays 20+ Year Treas (NYSE: TLT) have reached their declining-trend resistance line, which should result in a reversal.On Wednesday, TLT reached the resistance line created by...

John Overstreet
Are We Driving Bond Bulls Over A Fiscal Cliff? By John Overstreet - Sep 27, 2012

With the approach of the "fiscal cliff" in the US, it might be useful to consider what effect significant deficit reduction might have on the Treasury market. Conventional wisdom appears to be all...

Bondsquawk
CDS Flinch As Corporate Bonds Play Chicken With Equities By Bondsquawk - Sep 27, 2012

Several days ago, we talked about the Federal Reserve’s intent of improving financial conditions by way of balance sheet expansion and QE. Their recent policy action is generally supportive of...

Michael Ashton
Incredible Inflation Bond Bargain By Michael Ashton - Sep 25, 2012

The economic data continues to drip weaker. Yesterday’s Chicago Fed index was the lowest since 2009, and while the Dallas Fed index rose, it remains negative. These aren’t major...

Portfolio Cafe
Unsuspecting Bond Investors Could Be Set Up For A Shock By Portfolio Cafe - Sep 20, 2012

The folks over at Elliot Wave International caught my attention yesterday with a recently published article on the growing risks for bond investors. In our own work, I have warned investors that it...

Blog of HORAN Capital Advisors
Federal Reserve Dominant Buyer Of Treasuries By Blog of HORAN Capital Advisors - Sep 20, 2012

An end result of the Federal Reserve's quantitative easing programs, including Operation Twist, is the Fed's balance sheet has swelled with the growth in U.S. Treasury holdings. In 2011, the Fed...

Michael Ashton
TIPS Are No Longer Cheap, But Still Preferable By Michael Ashton - Sep 19, 2012

TIPS have gone from being rich on an absolute basis, but cheap against nominal bonds, to (still) rich on an absolute basis, but fair versus nominal bonds as nominal yields have risen. That statement...

David Merkel
Investing In Bond ETFs By David Merkel - Sep 18, 2012

This is the first episode of “We Eat Dollar Weighted Returns.” Here’s the twist: investors in some bond ETFs have done better than those who bought at the beginning and held. Now,...

Bondsquawk
Technicals On Treasuries: Higher Yields Seen By Bondsquawk - Sep 18, 2012

With the recent sell off in the U.S. Treasury 10-Year fueled by the Federal Reserve’s expansion of its balance sheet and the subsequent rally in equities, support has held at 1.89%. While bond...

Global Macro: The Search For Yield By  - Sep 17, 2012

For weeks markets have been oscillating within the constraints of central-bank action versus lack thereof. We have finally reached the decision threshold and central banks acted in accordance with...

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