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Why Treasury Bonds Aren't Always So Safe
People often ask me how they can go wrong buying U.S. Treasury bonds. After all, they say, no matter how bad our fiscal problems get, the government c...
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Why aren't you more powerful?
Despite evidence to the contrary, most of us persist in the delusion that smarts and hard work will eventually be rewarded because we buy in to what p...
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Treasury run-up won't last forever
Financial markets can make you look really foolish, even if you thought your analysis was right, and still do. Today's humbling example: the best inve...
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Suddenly, safe haven Treasurys get tricky
By Colin BarrThe flight-to-safety crowd could be in for a bumpy landing.Long-term Treasury bonds are on track for their worst year in at least three d...
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Why fears of hyperinflation won't die
Deflation may be on Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's tongue, but inflation is wagging in at least one corner of the economy. Obscure books anal...
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Irish banks aren't smiling
So much for the luck of the Irish.Just as the U.S. government is extricating itself from Citigroup (C, Fortune 500), taxpayers in Ireland are about to...
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Getting a green job isn't so easy
By Anne FisherDear Annie: I lost a pretty good job as head of the training department at a financial-services company a few months ago and, rather tha...
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Big firms feast on Treasury turmoil
This week's Treasury selloff sent yields on 10-year U.S. government notes to their highest level since June. Big corporate borrowers took advantage by...
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Bubble trouble for bonds?
Andrew Mellon, the banking icon, once famously said: "Gentleman prefer bonds." The implication being that bonds, while less perhaps less sultry than e...
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Bonds in the 'danger zone'
Government bond prices are sliding as an economic recovery takes hold and the feds struggle to fund a massive budget deficit. At the same time, the pr...
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