After a lack luster day the news that “bond king” Bill Gross backed up his bond bear talk by selling off all US backed bonds including Treasures,(WSJ 3/9 11:35am). This news was just the pick me up I needed. Since Nov I have been in and out TBT, a 2x ETF which is tied to higher bond interest rates. I also like TMV a similar 3x ETF. Since Egypt started Mid East stress both TBT and TMV have been down slightly then I play the inverse 3x ETF TMF. I did not read today’s news until after the market closed today. I wondered why TMV took a sudden dip at the end of the day. Was it Mid East unrest that keeps bonds as a safe haven for many investors? but how long will it last. Bonds rates will be going up and more money will flow to equities. There is a lot of money to be made in the ETF’s TBT and TMV when rates start going up again. During their big jumps in Nov and Dec they seemed to go up 2 days and back one day. The most import point is that as money flows out of bonds and into equities the bull market will keep going and going strong. The big dip that hit TMV Wed afternoon. may turn into a big jump up Thursday. The news of Bill Gross selling bonds will sink in for investors faster than Obama can make a decision.
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March 9, 2011
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