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To: Louis V. Lambrecht who wrote (16909)8/10/2002 11:19:31 AM
From: Jim Willie CB  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 36161
 
so far the Treasury buying has been largely by Americans
each time TBonds rally, I watch the USdollar
and it is not rising
so the Trez game is largely a local theme

I believe the move to Treasurys will soon peter out
we have historical low sub-2% yield on 2-yr TNote
this makes the point on shorterm Trez yields being near zero on real terms
(subtract CPI from yield and get zero)
this has historically set the stage for a decade run in gold

my understanding is that foreigners went on a buying strike this spring and summer with US stocks and bonds
we felt it with stocks
but Americans did the bond buying in droves
Europeans probably retreated into their own EuroBonds

the next downleg with the dollar will reveal the bond weakness
we have already priced in the recession on TBond yield
even though we simultaneously deny its possibility!

Europeans warned in early July that unless the US economy showed signs of clear recovery, unless the US stock market showed signs of clear recovery...
EUROPEANS WILL BAIL OUT US FINANCIAL ASSETS IN THE AUTUMN

by the way, foreigners own 44-45% of USTBonds
over $2.5T of the $6.0T

foreigners can trade TBonds for EuroBonds
that is the Europeans answer
for Asians, unsure since JapBonds pay 0%
Asians can trade TBonds for Asian stocks

AND THEY ALL CAN TRADE TBONDS FOR GOLD
/ jim