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Doug Short
Treasuries Update: More Historic Low Yields By Doug Short - Jul 22, 2012

The eurozone debt crisis is back on the front burner. European indexes plunged Friday as Spanish yields soared back above 7%. US markets also retreated, but more dramatic was the drop in US Treasury...

David Merkel
The Education of A Mortgage Bond Manager, Part II By David Merkel - Jul 22, 2012

In much of my life, I have been thrust into situations for which I was not ready, and ended up rebuilding the wheel, or came up with an unorthodox approach that worked. But a lot of the problem came...

Sober Look
Implied Long-Term Rates In Negative Territory By Sober Look - Jul 20, 2012

The chart below compares the yield on the U.S. Treasury's 10-year zero coupon with the 10-year zero coupon inflation swap rate. The difference is the implied 10-year zero coupon real rate, which is...

Doug Short
Treasury Yields Update: The 5-Year At Historic Low By Doug Short - Jul 19, 2012

I was looking at the latest yield update from the US Treasury and noticed that the 5-year note closed today at 0.60. That ties the historic low set on Monday -- an occasion I didn't notice until now....

Sober Look
Demand For Investment Grade Corporate Paper Accelerates By Sober Look - Jul 16, 2012

Investors' love affair with investment grade corporate bonds is heating up. LQD (iShares iBoxx Investment Grade Corporate Bond Fund), the largest investment grade ETF, has returned nearly 12%...

Sober Look
Euro Zone Investors Love Danish Bonds By Sober Look - Jul 13, 2012

Would you pay Denmark's government 0.6% to hold your money for two years? Sounds strange, but that's exactly what investors are doing. Denmark's government paper yields just hit new lows. And it's not...

Sober Look
Corporate Credit Should Outperform Equities By Sober Look - Jul 12, 2012

U.S. equities have outperformed (albeit at much higher volatility) U.S. corporate credit this year -- both HY and IG.But is this outperformance consistent with the current economic environment in...

Simon Lack
The Bond Market Rejects Coeur d’Alene By Simon Lack - Jul 04, 2012

Last week Coeur d’Alene (CDE) announced plans to issue debt, even though they have no obvious need of any extra cash. It looked very much as if the company was planning to make an acquisition...

Tony Caldaro
Bonds And Long Term Rates By Tony Caldaro - Jul 03, 2012

We believe the multi-decade Bond bull market is coming to an end. We have been tracking the typical choppy action in long- and short-term rates for a number of years now. While many turned bearish on...

John Mousseau
The Muni Market Hits Halftime By John Mousseau - Jul 01, 2012

The municipal bond market is completing the halfway point of 2012 with a number of themes similar to those that were playing out last fall.Very cheap ratios in the intermediate and long end of the...

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