Sold: two June US T-Bonds at 127-00 ½
Monday, 6 April 2009
Panic in Detroit
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Mark Wadsworth
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Labels: Interest rates, Speculation
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4 comments:
Mark, you normally do the 'Right, now for the maths bit.': for us non-accountants will you please do an example and outcome of buying/ selling US T-Bonds and the possible outcomes?
Thank you.
STB.
STB, buying and selling bond futures is simple, in principle. If you buy a future and it goes up you win, if it goes down you lose, vice versa if you sell one*. You can click on the link in the top right widget and watch it yourself.
* The gross value of one US T Bond future is $100,000, so every point movement is a loss or gain of $1,000.
Fish not work this time?
AH, I reversed my position once its head started to form.
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