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Alhambra Investment Partners, LLC
Rough Contours Of Bond Cycle Implications By Alhambra Investment Partners, LLC - Jan 13, 2016

The fallout in liquidity and funding markets has been mostly attributed to the junk-bond bubble. Prices have fallen, and many precipitously, while yields have risen. But those are not the only...

Michael Pento
Junk Rhymes With Subprime By Michael Pento - Jan 12, 2016

On December 16, 2008, in what Ben Bernanke averred took a tremendous amount of “moral courage”, the Federal Reserve officially arrived at its Zero Interest Rate Policy. ZIRP was a huge win...

Chris Kimble
Junk Bonds Outperform Stocks By Chris Kimble - Jan 08, 2016

Junk bonds have been in the news over the past few months, mostly in a bad way, as they have been falling in price since April of 2014. The chart above looks at the Junk Bond (N:HYG)/S&P 500...

Chris Ciovacco
Bonds May Be Key Bear-Market 'Tell' By Chris Ciovacco - Jan 06, 2016

Since maximum fear in the financial markets tends to create demand for safer-haven bonds, the chart of long-term Treasuries (N:TLT) should be helpful from a risk-assessment perspective. If stocks...

Alhambra Investment Partners, LLC
A Year In Junk: Trading As If Worst Were Around The Corner By Alhambra Investment Partners, LLC - Jan 01, 2016

The most important outbreak or story of 2015 had to have been the junk bond reversal. It combined all the major elements of what investors and economic agents are both fearing and, at one point in the...

Gordon Long
Something Is Burning In High Yield Corporates By Gordon Long - Dec 24, 2015

John Rubino and Gordon T Long discuss the alarming developments in the Junk (High Yield) Bond market. John was warning on his last appearance on Macro Analytics about the things he was seeing, while...

Alhambra Investment Partners, LLC
Federal Funds Remain Well Behaved By Alhambra Investment Partners, LLC - Dec 22, 2015

Picking up on the money market(s) discussion from Monday morning, bill rates once again were suggestively shallow. The 4-week T-bill was just 14 bps in “yield”, well below the Fed’s...

Chris Kimble
Junk Bonds Vs. The Broad Market By Chris Kimble - Dec 21, 2015

No doubt junk bonds have tanked over the past two years, diverging against the S&P 500. Historically, when Junk is weak the broad market tends to struggle to move much to the upside. Junk-bond ETF...

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