Archive for May 2011
To amend the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 and the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to temporarily replace the 30-year Treasury rate … certain pension plan funding requirements.
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The elliott wave practitioner, 13 Feb 2009, T-Bond, Eurobund
In this video I look at two 10 year futures contracts: one the Eurobund and the other the 10-year US Treasury Notes. I also look at the US T-Bond contract. The 30 year long bond. I examine the charts to assess if we have seen the Top of the recent bull run or not, and set clear limits to enable one to identify that. I also point out the clear trading opportunity present in the US T-Bond, the 30 year long bond where the subdivisions are clearer. The charts in this video are available for free download from my website from the Downloads section. www.the-elliott-wave-practitioner.com
30-year fixed-rate mortgage ticks down to 4.60%
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — The average rate on the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage ticked down to 4.60% in the week ending May 26 – the lowest rate since December — down from 4.61% in the prior week, according to a survey released Thursday by Freddie Mac, a buyer of residential mortgages. Last year, the rate was at 4.84%. To obtain the latest rate, payment of an average 0.7 point was required. A …
Published May 26, 2011.
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