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n the long term chart below and all time high in shares outstanding looks cheap. Chart One shows hourly data of IEF (7.10y US Treasury ETF) and SPY (S&P500 ETF). Using 60 hourly data points, correlation has moved from around -80% a month ago to zero now. This means the volatility/leverage of risk parity por

PM To:'[email protected] <[email protected]> ' Cc: 'Richard Kahn' Subject: Preferreds, thoughts on fixed income, mandatory converts Jeffrey, Rich mentioned you're interested in potentially buying preferreds. While they still pay a decent yield, I wanted to share some thoughts about why

the long term chart below and all time high in shares outstanding looks cheap. Chart One shows hourly data of IEF (7.10y US Treasury ETF) and SPY (S&P500 ETF). Using 60 hourly data points, correlation has moved from around -80% a month ago to zero now. This means the volatility/leverage of risk parity po

To: '[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> ' Cc: 'Richard Kahn' Subject: Preferreds, thoughts on fixed income, mandatory converts Jeffrey, Rich mentioned you're interested in potentially buying preferreds. While they still pay a decent yield, I wanted to share some thoughts about why

the long term chart below and all time high in shares outstanding looks cheap. Chart One shows hourly data of IEF (7-10y US Treasury ETF) and SPY (S&P500 ETF). Using 60 hourly data points, correlation has moved from around -80% a month ago to zero now. This means the volatility/leverage of risk parity po

To: '[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> ' Cc: 'Richard Kahn' Subject: Preferreds, thoughts on fixed income, mandatory converts Jeffrey, Rich mentioned you're interested in potentially buying preferreds. While they still pay a decent yield, I wanted to share some thoughts about why

the long term chart below and all time high in shares outstanding looks cheap. Chart One shows hourly data of IEF (7-10y US Treasury ETF) and SPY (S&P500 ETF). Using 60 hourly data points, correlation has moved from around -80% a month ago to zero now. This means the volatility/leverage of risk parity po