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ZN -'305
ZB -'190
Particularly, look at the 5 and 2 year get beaten up. Flattening day.
Feds funds curve is agreeing with the two year move.
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Wild curve
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Wild curve
by michael » Fri Jun 05, 2009 8:12 am
ZT -'140
ZF -'242
ZN -'305
ZB -'190
Particularly, look at the 5 and 2 year get beaten up. Flattening day.
Feds funds curve is agreeing with the two year move.
ZF -'242
ZN -'305
ZB -'190
Particularly, look at the 5 and 2 year get beaten up. Flattening day.
Feds funds curve is agreeing with the two year move.
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Re: Wild curve
by Martinghoul » Fri Jun 05, 2009 11:33 am
Blame Lockhart... Well, him and the fact that everyone in the mkt was the same way.
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Re: Wild curve
by michael » Fri Jun 05, 2009 12:24 pm
Who is he kidding (on tightening sooner)? I guess the massive backlog of foreclosures with mortgage rates shooting up past 6% is a non issue.
Fed funds does not matter. Besides prime rate indexed borrowers, no one (besides banks) is borrowing anywhere near Fed funds. This is a symptom there's not enough money in the system to make the monetary policy as effective as it could be.
Fed funds does not matter. Besides prime rate indexed borrowers, no one (besides banks) is borrowing anywhere near Fed funds. This is a symptom there's not enough money in the system to make the monetary policy as effective as it could be.
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Re: Wild curve
by Martinghoul » Mon Jun 08, 2009 1:44 am
This is all about positioning, rather than fundamentals...
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