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To: Tommaso who wrote (13469)1/26/1998 7:44:00 PM
From: Don S.Boller  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 18056
 
Ah Tommaso, Mi Amigo: Just A Difference of Opinion Here
Course that makes horse racing work too. (Ihave been known
to drop a bob or two on the bangtails <ggg>). Now let's look
at some data.If you look at a LONG term chart of interest rates
going back 200 years - you will note a massive head and shoulders
top formation that is breaking to lower rates. Most bond bull markets last a quarter century or longer...this one has only been in place
since 1981, some 17 years. It could go another 5 to 10 years...
If you will look at a chart of bond prices (Treasuries) going back
to 1987 - you will see a massive ascending triangle In early January the bonds broke out above the '93 and '96 highs! Taking the
futures above 123. Yields on the long bond have broken below
(the "magic" 6%....you're not old enogh to remember theMagic
Fives...but I am). On a tech basis - based on this ascending
triangle - the bonds could go to 150 or more........But as I say,
what do I know of such things.
Best,
Don
(p.s. We ALL KNOW that the bond market literally DWARFS
the stock market in term of $$$ involved. WADR