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James Picerno
Desperately Seeking Yield By James Picerno - Oct 20, 2020

More than a year ago I reviewed Mr. Market’s offerings for yield-hungry investors and the results were meager, at least in comparison with historical payouts. How does the search-and-explore...

Zachary Storella
10-Year Treasury Note Speculators Edged Bullish Bets Higher By Zachary Storella - Oct 18, 2020

10-Year Note Non-Commercial Speculator Positions:Large bond speculators increased their bullish net positions in the 10-Year Note futures markets again this week, according to the latest Commitment of...

Mike (Mish) Shedlock
Long Bond Bears Should Fear A Huge Short Squeeze By Mike (Mish) Shedlock - Oct 11, 2020

Speculators are net short a record number of United States 30-year long bond contracts. Record Short Position The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) COT report shows Record Bets Against the...

Brian Gilmartin
Growing Worries Over Rising Interest Rates By Brian Gilmartin - Oct 06, 2020 1

Sam LaDuc over at Samantha LaDuc trading out of the Boston area, published this missive on Election Risks and Opportunities over the weekend that is worth the read. Agree with Sam on Financials, not...

Gary S. Morrow
Treasury Rates Rising By Gary S. Morrow - Oct 05, 2020

The ProShares UltraShort 20+ Year Treasury (NYSE:TBT) is extending last week’s trend line break. The index has been trading in a narrow range since early August after lifting off major support...

Chris Kimble
Are Interest Rates Bottoming Similar To Late 1960s? By Chris Kimble - Oct 05, 2020 1

Are interest rates attempting to create a long-term bottoming pattern over the last  six months? Possible! This chart looks at the yield on the 10-year note, on a quarterly basis since the...

Brett Owens
Election-Proof Bonds That Pay Up To 11% By Brett Owens - Sep 23, 2020

Last week, Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell reiterated his stance that he’s keeping rates at zero for a while. It was no surprise, but it confirms that we’ll continue to ignore US Treasury...

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