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Hi Al, Steve, Guy and the rest of the gang
This made me wonder. What do you all think is the best place to trade in
this global village?
Are our Australian friends best off because that's where the day starts so
that they can set the stage, or is it us in Europe, sandwiched between Asia
and the US. So we can see what's coming, acting upon it and pass the ball ?
Or is it the US where the most capital is concentrated and important
economic decisions are made that affect us all?
"the potential of Long Bonds dropping to 3.3%".
If that happens it would might not be so good for the equity-markets.
10yr yields in Japan went down during the last 8 years to 1.1% and may even
slide down further (into negative territory? Does that mean you have to pay
interest if you buy a bond?)
Look what happened to their stockmarkets the last 8 years.
Let's start hitting those bids !!
Frans
At 23:30 3-09-98 -0700, you wrote:
>I'm still up!
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>Article in the Journal last week. Talked about the potential of Long Bonds
>dropping to 3.3%.
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>Guy
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> [mailto:owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Al Taglavore
>> Sent: Friday, September 04, 1998 12:13 AM
>> To: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Subject: Time Zone
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>> Steve,
>>
>> If you are in Idaho, is this CST? It seems when it gets this late at
>> night, the only ones up are you and I. We have no one in the EST zone,
>> and Guy doesn't count because he is in PST where it is still early.
>> Frans is in Amsterdam just getting up.
>>
>> Any thoughts on the unemployment report tomorrow? With the bond so
>> high, if they can take it up a point or more, would sure make be
>> interesting to trade off of the high. No way the traders will carry a
>> high position over a three day week-end.
>>
>> Al Taglavore
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>> Al Taglavore
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