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Category: Bond Market(s)

8.12.14: Where is the Inflation 5 years into the Economic Recovery ?

August 12, 2014 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Our two “top-down” trades that have gone wrong in 2014, have been the yield curve flattening, where we thought rates…

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Posted in: Bond Market(s), HYD, Municipal Bond market, Municipal High Yield, Taxable High Yield, TBF - inverse Treasury, TLT

8.5.14: Is Liquidity Becoming an Issue for Fixed-Income Markets ?

August 5, 2014 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Having been fortunate to be invited to a fixed-income roundtable this morning to hear John Miller of Nuveen’s High Yield…

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Posted in: Bond Market(s), HYD, HYG, interest rates, Municipal Bond market, Taxable High Yield

7.18.14: How Bond Positions Can Reduce Portfolio Volatility

July 18, 2014 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

You always want to be careful when making blanket statements around any investing topic, but if one studies the math…

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Posted in: AGG, Asset allocation, Bond Funds, Bond Market(s)

6.4.14: 10-Year Treasury Poised at Critical Level

June 4, 2014 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

With the 10-year Treasury poised at a key technical level, just two days in front of the May ’14 employment…

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Posted in: AGG, Bond Market(s), interest rates, TBF - inverse Treasury, TLT

4.10.14: The Punishing and Unrelenting Bid in the Treasury Market

April 10, 2014 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Last Friday morning, April 4th, 2014, when I saw the 194,000 and then the 32,000 upward revisions in the payroll…

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Posted in: Bond Market(s), HYG, interest rates, Municipal Bond market, TBF - inverse Treasury, Uncategorized

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