Tag: bond prices
Is There Still Time To Be Bullish On Bonds?
As low as interest rates have been lately, it doesn’t seem to have diminished investors’ appetite for government bonds. A yield under 1.50% for 10-year Treasury notes is not a detriment, apparently, when the rest of the developed world is also in an ultra-low rate cycle. Bond investors may have assumed the looming threat of […]
Want To Invest Like The Pros? Roll Your Bonds As The Yield Curve Flattens
In the beginning of time, BC (Before Children), I traded bonds at Prudential Securities. It wasn’t like the “Wolf of Wall Street” or even Bonfire of the Vanities, but it had its moments. We didn’t get a lot of training. As we came in the door we were expected to know things like convexity and duration. And to […]
How Inflation Causes a Top In The Bond Market
Just yesterday I was sitting in a meeting. Nothing new. I seem to spend my days hopping from one meeting to the next. I had the opportunity to meet with top management at a small mining company. Their specialty is silver and copper and the business intrigued me. As you know the commodity market has […]
