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Treasury Auction Sees Decent Demand for 5-Year Notes

The latest effort by the government to auction off debt received decent enthusiasm for investors, a day after a disappointing auction for shorter-term notes. Track Bond Prices Here

BO - Bernanke BulliTerrorism continues as markets are continuing to trade higher.
We have trillions outstanding debt which will cause more trouble while the FED is continuing to drag Time hoping for consumers to spend. Higher markets trade, worse disaster will be while the country is going bankrupted >> accomplishing the Purpose of the Fed.

Americans picking chicken bones after Greenspan & Bernanke -- and Obama using skyrocketing deficit like King Cobra.

• Treasury Auction Sees Decent Demand for 5-Year Notes
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