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WSJ: Bond Bear Market Is Growling but Yet to Roar!
The Ten Year Treasury rose 0.36% in a week to 2.38% ... A big move in the bond markets. The article goes on to say that for stock and bond investors, it is too early to panic about rising yields. For me, this article was worth the time it took to read it. Perhaps, you will find it worth while to.
Dear Sven: As Skeeter states you can read the article by title on Google, but you cannot link it. When the article becomes available for free on WSJ.Com, (five to seven days) I'll link it in printer-friendly format. Regards, Ted
The action in the bond market is of interest. If rates manage to rise in spite of everything the Fed has done, it will be a real departure. I don't know what's going to happen, but if the ten year Treasury yield goes to 4% this will be a huge change for the market.
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Have a great day,
Skeeter
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303812904577291770173587542.html
Regards,
Ted