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Posted by btr Sat, 31 May 2003 14:26:26 GMT
If you think the bond market is close to its top, you might consider shorting it. How? Here's one way to short bond - buy this Rydex Juno fund (RYJUX) (annual expense ratio 1.4%). The downside risk is that the interest rate may go even lower or stay low for a while. The upside is that the interest rate moves higher.Comments are disabled
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