Jan. 3 (Bloomberg) -- The worst performance by Treasuries since the second quarter of 2009 reflects prospects for faster U.S. economic growth rather than concern that rising budget deficits will drive investors away from government debt. I found that yields have an interesting seasonality. They rise from December to May. They decline in summer. Like stocks.
Sell in May and go away (stocks). Buy in May and go away (bonds).
George Dagnino, PhD
Editor, The Peter Dag Portfolio. Since 1977
Ranked second best gold timer by Timer Digest
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