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To: John Vosilla who wrote (57236)	4/1/2006 7:02:48 AM
From: Crimson Ghost	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 110194

Has not the TNX yield finally broken up the mu ti-year high of 4.8% reached during the summer of 2004. This is quite bearish, IMHO, and points towards considerably higher yields to come as does surging gold and commodity prices. And yes it is nothing short of amazing that yields have remained so low for so long. But the market has a way of evening things out in the end as one extreme eventually leads to similar extremes in the opposite direction.

To: John Vosilla who wrote (57236)	4/1/2006 9:42:44 AM
From: shades	Respond to of 110194

How the 10 yr can still be way below the low point in 1995 is really amazing IMHO.. Maybe the wizard of oz and his minions are better "engineers" than people want to give credit for while they stand around jaws gaping in amazement how it all stays together. PT Barnum was a wise man. Grace assures me that if we keep a positive mind our chances will be better on the sinking titanic - negativity never helps anything eh? When do I get my wegmans? I am stuck with sucky walmart and publix and "The Fresh Market" in clearwater.