The Big Bond Question

Treasurys, like the nation which issues them, are at a critical juncture. That was the overarching message from the latest Weekly which you should read if you haven't yet. 10s are ~4.25% in the US, up markedly since the September FOMC meeting, and Harley Bassman's MOVE gauge reflects considerable election angst. To the extent any portion of the bond selloff's attributable to rising "red sweep" odds on betting sites, it's absurd but also deliciously ironic: The deepest, most liquid market on Ea

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5 thoughts on “The Big Bond Question

  1. Harris with a GOP House majority might be the “best” outcome. It would be entertaining to see how the GOP hotheads would act if Trump was not in the White House to cheer them on and strong arm the more moderate GOP reps.

  2. Its soon time for you to start bull posting Solana H. I enjoy your small allusions to understanding some of the complexity of USDCoins.
    Thank you for the McElligott update.

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