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Tag Archives: Treasury Bonds
2019’s Five Most Mispriced Tail Events
Trump Leaves Office By Year-End There is only one thing Trump likes more than power – money. As his legal troubles grow exponentially in 2019, the president has an epiphany that he could lose all his wealth. He cuts … Continue reading
Posted in Tail Risk, Uncategorized
Tagged 2019 Tail Events, Apple, China, Taiwan, Treasury Bonds, Trump resignation
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Global Risk Monitor – September 8
Posted in Daily Risk Monitor, Uncategorized
Tagged Commodities, Currencies, Global equity markets, Performance, Stocks, Treasury Bonds
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US Treasuries: If it can happen here . . .FT
Yields on US Treasuries experienced one of their biggest intraday moves in years on Wednesday. Lex’s Robert Armstrong and Joseph Cotterill discuss whether banks are right in arguing that regulation has hurt liquidity. Make better investment decisions with Lex http://www.ft.com/lex … Continue reading
Ugly Chart Contest: Safe Haven Swan Diving
There’s something happening here What it is ain’t exactly clear…. Everybody look what’s going down – For What It’s Worth – Buffalo Springfield, circa 1967 The former safe havens – U.S. treasury bonds, gold, and the Japanese yen — have … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Bonds, Currency, Dollar, Economics, Gold, Japan
Tagged China, Current Accounts, Global Rebalancing, Gold, Treasury Bonds, Yen
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Cartoon of the Day: The New Bond Salesman
A friend of ours, “Countrywide”, named for the girth of his posterior, who works at a major asset management firm, sent this over yesterday. He says the dude holding the sign looks like the Goldman Sachs bond salesman who covers … Continue reading
Chart of the Day: Fed Ownership of the Yield Curve
We’ve updated our chart illustrating the Fed ownership of the U.S. yield curve. We’ve also included the percentage of total maturities the Fed owns in each year from the April 2011 data and December 2010 data. Most of POMO buying … Continue reading
Posted in Bonds, Budget Deficit, Chart of the Day, Commodities, Credit, Sovereign Debt, Sovereign Risk
Tagged Federal Reserve, Inflation, POMO, Treasury Bonds, Yield Curve
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