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It's not all bad news...
US bond yields have continued to fall, with fresh lows on the ten-yr bond currently being traded at 3.537% as the market prices in a 90% chance of a total 75 bp in rate cuts for the March and April meetings.
Cheers
............Kauri
Maybe courtesy of Big Bank derivative gamblers piling into the monstrous smoking kitty with what's left of their dwindling asset cover....?? I really don't want to be around if/when that smouldering derivatives pot goes up in theirs (and our's) faces.
Looks like the Fed might have to ride rates all the way to 0% within 3 months, at this rate of economic collapse in the US. What can they do then???
AJ
True, the bond yields have dropped.
The biggest market, Forex, disagrees that the Fed will drop the rates. The dollar index was up on yesterday and steady during the trading session. The gold price dropped as well.
Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard says a suggestion by Prime Minister Kevin Rudd that politicians might take a pay cut to set an example for the country is a serious one.
Hooly dooly!!! Wayne's Four Horseman arriveth.........Somethings not quite right in the world when Politicians are talking pay cuts for themselves !
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/02/06/2155396.htm?section=justin
Somethings not quite right in the world when Politicians are talking pay cuts for themselves !
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/02/06/2155396.htm?section=justin
Hooly dooly!!! Wayne's Four Horseman arriveth.........
Good God! What next? The 144,000 in white robes? Seven angels with seven plagues?
Americans have long taken the wonders of medical science for granted, watching as disease after disease has been conquered with antibiotics, vaccines, better nutrition and pharmaceutical "miracle drugs." But today, the magic isn't working ? and something scary is happening.
BHP really punched the bears right in the face today. Thats what you get for shorting fundamentally sound stocks.
Long run the bulls always win.
Anyone else think we'll be down 200pts+ by the close today? Might get a lot of folks closing their positions ... futures aren't exactly inspiring for a global rally.
Then again, if history repeats over the last few weeks; we're due for a rally Thurs/Fri ... I don't have the stomach for it though.Is it a case of today's bargains are tomorrow's forecasts? Or are bargains just bargains?
Edit; Of course, just wild crazy speculation!
Alright; some analysis! Does seem to be on an intraday downtrend:
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