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Bond Bull Bubble is Ending…

February 23, 2010 10:55 am

The WSJ Video put this out. I am not quite sure that it provides enough data to help us understand that there may be a bursting-bubble in our near future. Interesting though..

Bond investors enjoyed stellar gains for several years but that’s about to end, says Kurt Brouwer, chairman of Brouwer & Janachowski and editor of MarketWatch’s Fundmastery blog. He talks with Money & Investing Editor Jonathan Burton.

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2 Responses to “Bond Bull Bubble is Ending…”

  1. AussieTrader on February 23rd, 2010 11:59 pm

    Yes, blow off top has already passed by…it is a process and well underway!

  2. AussieTrader on February 24th, 2010 12:00 am

    Andrew, Can I suggest David Skarica for an interview. He has some very interesting contrarian comments in this month's Feb Report on Japan and Bond markets. He is great to listen to also!

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