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To: John Pitera who wrote (1258)	2/21/2001 7:48:08 AM
From: Louis V. Lambrecht	Read Replies (1) of 12410

John - re:IRX, don't get your question. You provided that link: bloomberg.com where we can obtain Price/Yield for several maturities. Usually I get the charts at stockcharts.com ( Here, $IRX is referenced as: Short Term Bonds Yields) value 49.09 (1/10th of a%) and prices and charts on quote.com (symbol IRX.X). Here IRX.X is referenced as 13-week Treasury Bill Index, value 49.10. Bloomberg has price: 4.89 yield:5.02% As I am not familiar with the bills auctions and pricing, I always wondered which value to use as effective yield ("risk-free interest yield") unitil you linked me to Bloomberg. After your question, I wonder if we are talking about the same animal. Appels to appels,....<g>

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