Posts Tagged ‘treasury bonds’


Is The Euro Currency Experiment Over?

One of the looming questions being asked is “what happens when Greece defaults.”  Some believe that European policy makers will continue the bail out charade of Greece, but it not longer is a matter of if and when, but how, and maybe more important – What will it look like? Let’s take a gander at [...]

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Twisting The Bond Market, Stock Market And Public Market Opinion

More and more people, both within and outside of traditional financial circles are beginning to catch on to the obvious shenanigans and charades taking place.  Here In the United States and across the pond in Europe, they are constantly trying to lead us to the promise land and make believe there are solutions to the [...]

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Separate Your Investments And Your Fruit

All investors who pay any attention to the financial media should be wary of a common discussion that can be hazardous to your wealth.  There are frequent guest on the television shows and articles written about the issue of low interest rates and how investors can help themselves to a better return. The federal reserve [...]

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Do The Federal Reserve Policy Makers Control Interest Rates, or Simply Just Believe That They Do?

Current evidence would suggest that the Federal Reserve’s recent policy decision to inject $600 Billion over the next several months into the banking system by purchasing Treasury Bonds seems to be having an opposite effect from what they intended. Today, on December 14, 2010 the 30-Year Treasury Bond was yielding over 4.5% which is the [...]

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