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LA_Renter
17 years ago

I posted this comment
I posted this comment yesterday. It came from the yahoo bonds page. I think it reflects the sentiment of most bond traders.

“The market has been given a tame backbone boost by the tame inflation numbers, while the in-line initial jobless claims are little cause for drama. “The inflation numbers are a joke, they’re fudged, we all know that,” says a long time dealer, adding “we will all play along until it blows up, which it will,” but he points out, until the dollar starts “into a free fall, we won’t ” worry too much about the situation.”

I think we will see some significant movement after the holiday weekend. Volume is very light this time of year. The pros come back to work next week.

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Anonymous
17 years ago
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Dollar vs Loonie has been
Dollar vs Loonie has been ominous again since July 21. Check this out: http://www.bankofcanada.ca/fx/iexe0102.gif

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Price controls, whether in
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