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From: TH	1/31/2012 2:33:14 PM
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And yield on the Ten continues to fall. NO ONE can really print to lower rates. Not really. Short-term illusions are possible, but there is a point where the printing negates ANY amount of buying. So I wonder, just how much printing is factored here? I dunno, but the laws of ecoNOmics don't work this way. And yea, I still believe in laws, post Berspanky. The part that just BLOWS my mind is that they are bidding up Tens after this assclown said that 2% inflation (on a phony metric no less) was his target. Sorry, but that does not compute. And I've yet to hear one solid explanation for why anyone would rally the Ten a single basis point beyond break-even (2%?). This shit is all getting stretched. And something has to give in fantasy land. A market that ignores everything bad and celebrates anything good like a three day meth bender. I wonder about the Baltic. What the hell is really going on there. GT TH

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