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Strategies & Market Trends : January Effect 2003

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To: Londo who wrote (163)	2/24/2003 2:44:10 PM
From: RockyBalboa	Read Replies (1) of 666

Japanes debt trades as well (you can trade JGB futures), and a its steepness high compared to ´germany (but as far as in the US). With 0% MM yields you will find the 1.8 to 2% it trades less attactive for a short sale. It could collapse, of course if either the economy picks up steam and their liquidity trap ends, or the debt is downgraded a few notches. Anyway.. there's that same seller on the 30-year Tbond futures when it gets around the 114 level.. this kind of reminds me of a locked limit-up market.. What do you mean? Once the seller is cleared out it opens up 3 points or so? I guess ... Re. Euro debt. I'm not a big fan of Euro debt right now. Homemade problems, federal debt looming and well, brisk activity in new issues. There is one more rate cut left (MM rates to 2.25%) but then, I think its over. The FGBL (10y) closed at 116.49 looks like a new contract closing high and chartists call for 117.5 now. This equates the target yield of 3.75

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