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Direxion Daily 20+ Year Treasury Bear 1X Shares

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Market Cap: 1.38 Million

Primary Exchange: NYSE Arca

Website: http://www.direxion.com/product/daily-20-year-treasury-bear-1x-etf

Shares Outstanding: 100 Thousand

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Dividend: 0.1173 (0.01%)

Beta: 0.32068932727778443

Sector: Miscellaneous

Industry: Investment Trusts/Mutual Funds

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Ethical Flags

Longest drawdown: 2846 trading days

From: 2013-08-21 To: 2020-09-25

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How The Dollar And Trade Have Helped Tame Inflation - Stagflation Next

via: SeekingAlpha at 2019-06-13 02:50:58:000

To help be a better investment forecaster, I think it's critical to understand the past. To know what's been, so as to know what'll be again. The strong dollar and slowing credit growth have certainly contributed to the slowdown in inflation of late. The future of inflation is probably going… read more...

Tradeweb Government Bond Update - May 2019

via: SeekingAlpha at 2019-06-13 02:31:23:000

The bond market seesaw continues. Following April's increases, yields for 10-year government bonds fell in May amid trade tensions, economic and monetary uncertainty, and political drama, with most sinking by double digits. The U.S. Treasury 10-year mid-yield plunged by 36.5 basis points, tr… read more...

One Plus One Equals Three

via: SeekingAlpha at 2019-06-13 01:48:41:000

By Kevin Flanagan, Head of Fixed Income Strategy To watch the money and bond markets of late, there is one development that stands out quite clearly: the Federal Reserve (Fed) has to cut interest rates. In fact, from the markets' perspective, trade uncertainty plus economic weakness equals… read more...

Commodities Are 'From Venus' Too

via: SeekingAlpha at 2019-06-12 18:29:07:000

Originally posted on June 11, 2019 ZeroHedge, in its typical eloquent fashion, noted last week that stocks are from Mars but bonds are from Venus, in describing the downdraft of U.S. Treasury bond yields and the significant rebound in the stock market. The two do not rhyme very well, which… read more...

Robert Samuelson On The Great Inflation, Its History, And Its Legacy

via: SeekingAlpha at 2019-06-12 06:20:27:000

David Beckworth: Our guest today is Robert Samuelson. Robert is an economics columnist for The Washington Post, and spent several decades also working at Newsweek writing on economics. Robert is the author of several books, including The Good Life and Its Discontent: The American Dream in th… read more...

3 Charts I Think I'm Thinking About

via: SeekingAlpha at 2019-06-12 04:32:21:000

1. The USA is bankrupt, part 3,478. It's been at least 1 or 2 blog posts since I talked about the USA being bankrupt so I would be remiss if I didn't remind you that the USA is actually not bankrupt at all . This chart comes to us courtesy of Mary Meeker's annual internet report . Now,… read more...

Institutionalized Nonsense

via: SeekingAlpha at 2019-06-12 02:26:33:000

When, last week, the Treasury issued its currency manipulation report , I thought it was a joke. The Treasury put Germany and Italy on its "monitoring list" of countries suspected of "currency manipulation." Germany and Italy are, of course, part of the Euro, the whole point of which is… read more...

May 2019 Yield Curve Update

via: SeekingAlpha at 2019-06-12 02:18:51:000

Good news on the monetary policy front. The Fed has been signaling a willingness to ease, and currently, futures markets are predicting a 25 basis-point rate deduction in July (with some probability even of a 50 bp deduction!). Initially, this brought the yield curve down out to several year… read more...

Central Banks Provide A Silver Lining To The Escalating Trade War

via: SeekingAlpha at 2019-06-12 00:10:57:000

Posted by Kristina Hooper, Chief Global Market Strategist on June 10, 2019, in Market & Economic Weekly Market Compass: US cancels its tariffs on Mexico, China warns against traveling to the US, and central banks appear more open to accommodation A collective sigh of reli… read more...

A Big Red Flag In The Credit Market

via: SeekingAlpha at 2019-06-11 13:56:10:000

Treasury bond volatility is picking up. Thats a big red flag for the credit market and yet another sign that the U.S. economic cycle is slowing. Hedgeye CEO Keith McCullough and Macro analyst Darius Dale explain in the clip above how a rise in bond market volatility … read more...

Fed Lowering Interest Rates Will Do Little To Fix Our Ills

via: SeekingAlpha at 2019-06-11 06:15:15:000

Years ago before the "Bernanke has all the answers" era, many of us criticized Japan for failing to own its problems. In many ways, the Fed has put America and the global economy on a path that mirrors the same unsuccessful path taken by Japan. This path avoided real reform and bailed out the … read more...

2% Or 2% Or -0.2%?

via: SeekingAlpha at 2019-06-11 06:10:45:000

The bond market is currently a puzzle derived from an enigma influenced by an anomaly. Or is it? Here are some bullets. Riskless overnight US government cash equivalents yield more than 2- or 5- or 7- or 10-year maturity instruments of the same credit risk. That means a market based foreca… read more...

Trying Times For The 'Patience' Of Jerome

via: SeekingAlpha at 2019-06-11 05:31:39:000

(Source: Wikipedia , quote by St Jerome , editing by the Author, based on a story by Dan Brown, an epigram by Balzac and a painting by Caravaggio) As the next FOMC swiftly approaches, the testing of Chairman Powells patience by data and global politics is near… read more...

The 'True Fundamentals' Are Still In Gold's Favour

via: SeekingAlpha at 2019-06-11 05:08:16:000

Editor's note: Originally published at tsi-blog.com on June 10, 2019. After spending almost all of 2018 in bearish territory, gold's true fundamentals* (as indicated by my Gold True Fundamentals Model - GTFM) have spent all of this year to date in bullish territory. Refer to the following … read more...

Postcards From China

via: SeekingAlpha at 2019-06-11 01:53:08:000

Rising trade disputes and U.S.-China strategic tensions are increasingly weighing on global risk assets. How are the frictions playing out on the ground in China? A group of our senior investors recently went on a trip to the mainland to take the pulse on corporate sentiment and potential impa… read more...

I Doubt The Fed Will Cut Rates 3 Times This Year

via: SeekingAlpha at 2019-06-10 06:33:32:000

A string of weak economic data releases and the return of trade tensions with China and Mexico have further diminished the economic outlook lately, which is encouraging traders and investors to price in rate cuts by the Federal Reserve to support the economy. Market participants closely monito… read more...

Stocks Can Go Up When Bonds Show Recession

via: SeekingAlpha at 2019-06-09 14:17:45:000

The common assumption is that bonds are screaming RECESSION right now, while the stock market refuses to hear it. This isnt entirely true. While the stock markets long term risk:reward is certainly not bullish, the economic data suggests that a U.S. recession is not imminent. … read more...

Federal Reserve Watch: Markets See Data Driven Fed Lowering Rates

via: SeekingAlpha at 2019-06-09 07:36:54:000

For several years now, officials at the Federal Reserve claim that they are data driven. Well, the markets continue to take the Fed at its word. After favorable words by Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and other Federal Reserve officials this week, the stock market has took off, bond prices r… read more...

Weighing The Fed's Monetary Policy Options

via: SeekingAlpha at 2019-06-09 06:43:00:000

Elga assesses the options the Fed is considering during its monetary policy review. This is the third post in a series of blog posts on the Fed and inflation expectations. The Federal Reserve is considering a monetary policy shift from its flexible inflation forecast targeting to one of se… read more...

Fed Easing And The Dollar: Necessary, But Not Sufficient

via: SeekingAlpha at 2019-06-09 04:25:25:000

By Chris Turner ; Petr Krpata, CFA ; and Francesco Pesole There is a conviction that the Fed is going to have to cut rates to insulate the economy from trade wars. US rates are collapsing, but the dollar is holding up reasonably well. We suspect that is due to wide US yield differenti… read more...

Ex-Date Payment Date Record Date Declared Date Amount Flag Dividend Type Qualified Indicated
2019-12-23 2019-12-31 2019-12-24 2019-03-13
2019-09-24 2019-10-01 2019-09-25 2019-03-13 0.11987 Cash
2019-12-23 2019-12-31 2019-12-24 2019-03-13 0.03502 Cash
2020-03-24 2020-03-31 2020-03-25 2020-01-09 0.08229 Cash
2020-06-23 2020-06-30 2020-06-24 2020-01-09
2020-09-22 2020-09-29 2020-09-23 2020-01-09
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