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Abigail Doolittle
Why The 10-Year Is Going Sub-1% By Abigail Doolittle - May 13, 2012 1

Putting aside the likely exit of Greece from the euro and the possible exit of Spain from the euro and the stresses this will cause on the currently forgotten woes of Italy and Portugal not to mention...

PikerTrader
1.86% Ten Year And The Market By PikerTrader - May 09, 2012

Since good ole operation Twist started, the Ten Year has remained in a tight range giving good buy and sell signals. Whenever TNX went above 2.10 the market sold off. Whenever the Ten Year yield...

Abigail Doolittle
Corporate Bonds About To Sell Off Too By Abigail Doolittle - May 09, 2012 1

Well it looks like the relative “safety” of corporate bonds will not be spared from the upcoming sell-off in risk and one that could become that fast flight to liquidity detailed last...

Binary Options Strategy
Spanish Debt Fears Grow, As Yields Cross 6% By Binary Options Strategy - May 07, 2012

EquitiesAsian markets skidded on Monday, following Friday’s slide in the West. The Nikkei tanked 1.7% to 9471, the Kospi dropped .8%, and the ASX 200 declined .5%. In greater China, the Hang...

Doug Short
Treasuries Update Post Friday's Market Selloff By Doug Short - May 06, 2012

Note from dshort: With Friday's market selloff, I thought it would be appropriate to review our snapshot of Treasury yields.The Fed's latest strategy for managing the economy, Operation Twist, has...

Michael Lewitt
Bonds In A Zero-Percent World By Michael Lewitt - May 03, 2012 1

In a zero-interest-rate world, high-yield bonds are one of the last places of refuge for investors looking to earn a decent return on their capital.  Today, the average yield on the Barclays High...

Larry Doyle
Who Or What Is Driving European Sovereign Spreads? By Larry Doyle - Apr 29, 2012

The center of our global financial crisis squarely rests upon the Euro-zone in general and a number of peripheral sovereign states specifically. The movement in spreads within this market are often...

Jeremy Cook
Spanish Bond Auction Needs European Support By Jeremy Cook - Apr 17, 2012

Yesterday’s relatively quiet day had an eerie feel of “the calm before the storm” about it. Considering the tumultuous day we saw on Friday the 13th, with all the major global...

Sober Look
The "London Whale" Is Likely Hedging JPMorgan's Own Bonds By Sober Look - Apr 08, 2012

The financial media has had a field day with the recent story about the so called "London Whale". Apparently a trader out of JPMorgan's office of the CIO has been a seller of the Investment Grade (IG)...

Simon Lack
Bond Investors Disagree With The Fed By Simon Lack - Apr 06, 2012

Investors are living in a time of unprecedented openness by the Federal Reserve. Many readers are old enough to recall the days when “Fed-watchers” would seek to divine the central...

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