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Unread 04-19-2010, 03:06 PM   #24 (permalink)
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Who gets a bond a holds it for 20 years? Buy when the interest rates goes up, and sell them when they go down. It's your basic, fundamental buy low sell high shit. I've been thinking about this more, and if the money supply actually increases due to excessive printing by the fed, the price of bonds could actually rise, which probably wouldn't make it a good time to invest in them. Unless of course you went out there very soon and bought some. I guess it really depends on what you think is going to happen in the money supply. I am by no means an expert, more of a novice or amature. Although I have studied monetary policy.

DJ FC, since you are in the industry everyday making the plays, I am always very interested to hear your thoughts. Keep 'em comin.

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