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Email: DebWeir@WealthStrategies.bz
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Wednesday, August 02, 2006
The 3-mo./10-yr. inversion has increased. Commercial paper rates are also inverted. Caution, but not panic, is advised.
4 comments:
Anonymous
said...
Deb,
If you look at the Fed's weekly data, so far we have two consecutive weeks of 3mo/10yr inversions. Another week or two and we'll end up with a monthly average inversion. It's beginning to look like time to leave equities for a bit. Getting very close anyway . . but I'm not panicking :-)
Dear Brian, While the curve is certainly inverted, quality spreads are narrow and suggest that interest rates are too low to cause a serious recession.
Dear Anonymous, Stop losses are good. What is a jr or a nrf?
4 comments:
Deb,
If you look at the Fed's weekly data, so far we have two consecutive weeks of 3mo/10yr inversions. Another week or two and we'll end up with a monthly average inversion. It's beginning to look like time to leave equities for a bit. Getting very close anyway . . but I'm not panicking :-)
Brian
Should i hold onto my REITs? They've been doing pretty good as of late...jrs & nrf especially.
Dear Brian, While the curve is certainly inverted, quality spreads are narrow and suggest that interest rates are too low to cause a serious recession.
Dear Anonymous, Stop losses are good. What is a jr or a nrf?
Best to you both,
Deb
sorry..jrs and nrf are the ticker symbols for the reits i own.
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