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iShares Lehman 10-20 Year Treasury Bond Fund (TLH)

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  • Why Interest Rates Will Almost Certainly Rise in 2010 [View article]
    why would you create jobs in America when you can create them in Asia or South America? Someone wrote that if Gov't cut spending by 1... More »
    Comment by timberman
    Dec 27 00:00 am |
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  • Why Interest Rates Will Almost Certainly Rise in 2010 [View article]
    Let's not forget that if interest rates rise, it's a vicious cycle. The Treasury securities the Chinese and others currently own... More »
    Comment by John Donovan
    Dec 26 21:40 pm |
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  • Why Interest Rates Will Almost Certainly Rise in 2010 [View article]
    I have often said that the social safety net, supposedly designed to catch the least among us and keep them from falling through the... More »
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    Dec 26 21:35 pm |
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  • Why Interest Rates Will Almost Certainly Rise in 2010 [View article]
    with interest rates near zero, what can they do but rise? As usual, the Fed will wait too much this time around too, because they are... More »
    Comment by The-Stock-Market-Crash.com
    Dec 26 20:32 pm |
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  • Why Interest Rates Will Almost Certainly Rise in 2010 [View article]
    If you think Democrats and the GOP play for different teams, you've been duped. Most large corporation donate to both parties to hedge... More »
    Comment by Paul H. M.
    Dec 26 20:13 pm |
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  • Why Interest Rates Will Almost Certainly Rise in 2010 [View article]
    "...then all those exporter nations will no longer have hundreds of billions of dollars floating around, looking for a home in Treasury... More »
    Comment by Asbytec
    Dec 26 20:00 pm |
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  • Why Interest Rates Will Almost Certainly Rise in 2010 [View article]
    The attorneys I'm talking about are the members of Congress primarily and lobbyists secondarily......Since both of the aforementioned... More »
    Comment by Swiftcreek1
    Dec 26 19:02 pm |
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  • Why Interest Rates Will Almost Certainly Rise in 2010 [View article]
    The Democrats are probably smart enough to figure this out, but do not want an economic boom. Why vote for all those crazy liberal... More »
    Comment by realold
    Dec 26 19:00 pm |
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  • Why Interest Rates Will Almost Certainly Rise in 2010 [View article]
    Couldn't that bond trend line continue down to 1% like in Japan. They issued massive amounts of debt at low interest rates unheard of... More »
    Comment by IronMeteor
    Dec 26 18:28 pm |
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  • Why Interest Rates Will Almost Certainly Rise in 2010 [View article]
    Couldn't agree more but as a 20 year trader I'll make two points. #1 Concerns me that everyone is of the opinion that rates can only... More »
    Comment by sheridan
    Dec 26 17:38 pm |
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  • Why Interest Rates Will Almost Certainly Rise in 2010 [View article]
    You are much braver than I to predict interest rates.
    Comment by ray b
    Dec 26 13:57 pm |
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  • Why Interest Rates Will Almost Certainly Rise in 2010 [View article]
    It is hardly surprising that the long end of the curve will bend upward in 2010. As growth and employment accelerates that is expected.... More »
    Comment by Econdoc
    Dec 26 13:20 pm |
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