neat chart - TBT and Foreign Holders of U.S. Treasury Debt - Andrew Horowitz - ... For now, rates will stay artificially low to keep all happy. There will be a time though that we see a change in the pricing, once the Fed stops purchasing non-stop. That day will be a glorious move for the Inverse 20-year Treasury ETF ( TBT). Of course first we need to see our economy improving, so I don’t think that you will miss the move. Keep TBT on your watch list. ... - Disciplined Investor ------------ Is the Fed going to buy more bonds this week? - ... combining what we know about the available policy options and the effectiveness of the last round of QE, we have to believe that more purchases of long rates are on the table as a serious consideration. ... - Zero Hedge ------------ On swaps and CDS - Swaps Man Who Knew Too Much Fights to Salvage World He Lost - By Shannon D. Harrington, Pierre Paulden and Neil Unmack - Bloomberg ------------ Treasury 2s10s Curve Steeper Than Pre QE Announcement - Posted by Tyler Durden - Things for the Treasury sure aren't looking pretty. With the 10 year about to break 3% outright, the 2s10s chart has just passed pre-Quantitative Easing levels. With Treasury supply really starting to ramp up, this could be a bad sign for agencies and mortgage rates. - Zero Hedge ------------ Chart of the Day - For some perspective on the latest stock market action, today's chart presents the current trend of the S&P 500. - Chart of the Day  ------------ read this: The Impending Mother of All Oil Shock - Andrew Butter -  Seeking Alpha