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To: Jack T. Pearson who wrote (42283)1/17/2003 12:01:47 AM
From: mishedlo  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 52237
 
Greenspan will not give up until interest rates are .50.
Perhaps not then.

A safer play for bonds could be foreign govt bonds, short term duration.

You get advantage of a falling US$ as well as far greater liklihood of lower interest rates abroad.

PSAFX and BEGBX are two such plays.
I am in both.

PSAFX also has 10-15% gold in addition to bonds

M



To: Jack T. Pearson who wrote (42283)1/17/2003 8:37:46 AM
From: At_The_Ask  Respond to of 52237
 
I think they make new highs first, but one year out they may be lower than here(higher yields).

It's a big debate now, deflation vs inflation, and I don't have the answer. Unless the dollar stops it's slide it seems like bonds would suffer as foreign investor get out.


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