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Category : Stocks
A chart of yields across a number of fixed income sectors (via David Schawel). High yield bonds may be pricey on an absolute basis, but the spread to Treasurys remains a relatively large one. As for Treasurys themselves, they’re long on duration, short on yield: return-free risk. 
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At the close: Dow -0.1% to 12824. S&P -0.17% to 1356. Nasdaq +0.02% to 2930.
Treasurys: 30-year -0.03%. 10-yr -0.26%. 5-yr -0.01%.
Commodities: Crude +0.04% to $81. Gold -0.03% to $1607.95.
Currencies: Euro +0.13% vs. dollar. Yen +0.77%. Pound +0.06%. Post your comment!
Category : Stocks, World News
At the open: Dow +0.27% to 12476. S&P +0.35% to 1309. Nasdaq +0.31% to 2822.
Treasurys: 30-year -0.4%. 10-yr -0.17%. 5-yr -0.1%.
Commodities: Crude -0.58% to $92.03. Gold +0.97% to $1590.25.
Currencies: Euro +0.13% vs. dollar. Yen +0.07%. Pound -0.18%. Post your comment!
Category : Stocks
At the open: Dow +0.26% to 12665. S&P +0.36% to 1335. Nasdaq +0.35% to 2904.
Treasurys: 30-year -0.35%. 10-yr -0.22%. 5-yr -0.11%.
Commodities: Crude -1.14% to $92.91. Gold -1.09% to $1540.05.
Currencies: Euro +0.07% vs. dollar. Yen +0.31%. Pound +0.3%. Post your comment!
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The bulls are building a sandcastle on the cover of Barron’s, whose Big Money poll may be of dubious predictive value, but gives a great summation of the current conventional wisdom. Some areas of leaning to one side of the boat: Just 2% of those surveyed are bullish on Treasurys, and while 31% feel tech is the place to be over the next 6-12 months, not one thinks it could be the worst performer. A not-yet-IPOed Facebook makes the list of most overvalued stocks. 8 comments!
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Already down for their first day in six, Treasurys slip a little further after the 10-year note reopening. The 30-year yield +0.07 to 3.195%; 10-year +0.06 to 2.04%. Post your comment!
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Treasurys add to their rally after a solid auction of three-year notes. The 30-year yield now -0.085 to 3.11%; 10-year -0.08 to 1.97%; five-year -0.06 to 0.85%. Post your comment!
Originally posted here: Treasurys add to their rally after a solid auction of three-year notes. The 30-year yield now -0.085 to 3.11%; 10-year -0.08 to 1.97%; five-year -0.06 to 0.85%.
Treasurys: 30-year +1.04%. 10-yr +0.7%. 5-yr +0.33%. Post your comment!
Read more from the original source: Treasurys: 30-year +1.04%. 10-yr +0.7%. 5-yr +0.33%.
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Treasurys are looking mighty toppy… From HSBC, a primer on what to do if bond yields rise. 6 comments!
View post: Treasurys are looking mighty toppy… From HSBC, a primer on what to do if bond yields rise.
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The action in Treasurys through 2011 and thus far this year reminds Jim Leaviss of 1993-94, where 2011 (1993) proved wonderful only to have things crash down in 2012 (1994). One key difference: “There’s no way that central banks are going to hike rates this year is there?” TLT -8.5% YTD after rising 28.8% in 2011. Post your comment!