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To: da_cheif™ who wrote (201643)	2/5/2013 7:35:48 PM
From: John Pitera	Read Replies (1) of 209892

here you go Message 25473946 a secular bull would be a 16.7, 18 year or longer bull. Bond yields have been in a secular bear market and bond prices have been in a secular bull since the long bond yield topped out near 16 % back in 1981. bond prices move up in price and down in yield at the same time...... they are inversely related. When I worked at Citibank in Sydney. At the morning meeting I made sure to say that I trend was up in price and down in yield as the futures trades look at price and bank bond dealers speak in yield terms. Bonds are a good example of a secular bull market from 1981 until recently the secular bond bull market should be over Message 28671670 John

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