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SPDR Long Term Treasury Portfolio ETF (NY: SPTL )

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End of Day Precious Financial Report For Wednesday, Apr. 21
Ira Epstein reviews the day's trading in the Financial markets for the trading day just ended, Wednesday, April 21. 
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The Dollar Finds Some Traction, While Bank Of Canada Highlights The North American Session
The sell-off in US equities yesterday helped drag the Asia Pacific bourses lower today, with the Nikkei leading the way with a 2% drop. 
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Market Briefing For Tuesday, Apr. 20
Portfolio 'convexity' - as managers term internal sector rotation, is really what the market is counting on to hold together. Extreme liquidity being shoved into the capital markets includes pension... 
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End of Day Financial Report For Monday, Apr. 19
Ira Epstein reviews the days trading in the Financial markets for the trading day just ended, Monday, April 19. 
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If Stronger Than Expected Inflation, Consumption, And Jobs Didn't Lift The Greenback, What Will?
The dollar had a rough week. Despite a series of economic data showing that the US economy was surging by more than expected, the greenback failed to muster any traction and fell against all the major... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
The Consumer Is Ready To Spend
“Coiled, ready to go.” is how JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon described consumers last week. “Consumers have $2 trillion in more cash in their checking accounts than they had before COVID.” he added. 
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Market Briefing For Wednesday, Apr. 7
When does risk return- tends to be the question most analysts are debating. Some delineate overly specific price targets for a conclusive spike, as others simply call for things to 'blow up' soon. 
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