Federal Government Receipts Dropping (Graph)

Federal government receipts are dropping. This is a negative especially on the dollar.

This is a flashing yellow light. With the S and P near 1000, investors should now become cautious.

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30 Year Goverment Bond Signaling Problems Ahead (Chart)

Thirty Year Government Bond, Daily Price.

The 30 year Treasury Bond yield is drifting slowly upwards. This indicates there is little interest in the bond. With a slew of government debt on the horizon this does not bode well.

The thirty year remains a good proxy of future inflation expectations and should be watched closely. This is exactly what we intend to do.

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'Bad Bank' Funding Plan to Rescue and Move Distressed Assets

Put me down as a fan of this plan. It could end up being a stroke of genius. This definitely trumps the Resolution Trust Corporation (RTC) plan that was used to dispose of the assets from failed Savings and Loans.

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The Obama team announced its intention to partner with the private sector to buy $500 billion to $1 trillion of distressed assets as part of its revamping of the $700 billion bank bailout last month.

...private investment managers would run the funds, deciding which assets to buy and what prices to pay. The government would contribute money from the $700 billion bailout, with additional financing likely coming from the Federal Reserve and by selling government-backed debt. Other investors, such as pension funds, could also participate. To encourage participation, the government would try to minimize risk for private investors, possibly by offering non-recourse loans.

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Bob DeMarco is a citizen journalist, blogger, and Caregiver. In addition to being an experienced writer he taught at the University of Georgia , was an Asociate Director and Limited Partner at Bear Stearns, was CEO of IP Group, and is a mentor. Bob currently resides in Delray Beach, FL where he cares for his mother, Dorothy, who suffers from Alzheimer's disease. Bob has written more than 500 articles with more than 11,000 links to his work on the Internet. His content has been syndicated on Reuters, the Wall Street Journal, Fox News, Pluck, BlogCritics, and a growing list of newspaper websites (15). Bob is actively seeking syndication and writing assignments.

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