Treasury Bills or T-Bills, Treasury Notes or T-Notes and finally Treasury Bonds or you guessed it, T-Bonds. hehe
The difference between them is.
T-Bills are very short, usually mature within a year but could be in as little as a month.. They are sold weekly.. The minimum to purchase a T-Bill is 100 and they are redeemed every Thursday.. However the biggest difference is they DO NOT pay interest..
i love tities
i know the feeling... my car has to get inspected to get a title in ga.... shit is taking too long...Quote:
Originally Posted by Corolla_TC
titties and beer
Next are treasury notes.. they have a payment every 6 months and a minimum maturity date of 2 years up to 10 years.. They come from 100 to 1,000,000... They are sold at a discount.. for instance you may only pay 952.19 for a 1000 bond if the quote is 95:07
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havent been any titties in here in a while
titties and beer are so good lol
tities drenched in beer... nom nom
Finally we have Treasury bonds..
They are issued with 20 to 30 year maturities.. They are sold every 6 months.. these types of treasuries are not very popular as they have mostly been taken over by 10 year bonds.. it has a very flat yield curve so the opportunity cost of selling long-dated debt has dropped.
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the ok set
http://www.tittyblog.com/titties/pre...r-overalls.jpg
the gross set
http://www.freshpictures.net/data/me...ge-titties.jpg
and the nice set
http://www.hipka.com/images/large/me...rancho-jts.jpg
Top Foreign holders of U.S. Treasuries (March 2009)
Holder Total
China $767.9 Billion
Japan $686.7 Billion
Caribbean $213.6 Billion
OPEC $192.0 Billion
Russia $138.4 Billion
United Kingdom $128.2 Billion
was that what you had for lunch?
ughhhhhhhhhhhhhh
TREASURY AUCTION RESULTS
Term and Type of Security 28-Day Bill
CUSIP Number 912795N31
High Rate1 0.150%
Allotted at High 39.94%
Price 99.988333
Investment Rate2 0.152%
Median Rate3 0.130%
Low Rate4 0.050%
Issue Date June 25, 2009
Maturity Date July 23, 2009
for example.
Competitive $95,724,576,000 $27,676,381,000
Noncompetitive $330,317,700 $330,317,700
FIMA (Noncompetitive) $993,800,000 $993,800,000
Subtotal5 $97,048,693,700 $29,000,498,7006
SOMA $2,418,028,000 $2,418,028,000
Total $99,466,721,700 $31,418,526,700
Tendered Accepted
Primary Dealer7 $75,630,000,000 $14,917,030,000
Direct Bidder8 $7,851,431,000 $3,236,416,000
Indirect Bidder9 $12,243,145,000 $9,522,935,000
Total Competitive $95,724,576,000 $27,676,381,000
there have been alot of new pages in the past 24hrs in here
OMG You_Wish....ima ban you for that one pic
roughly 50 pages in 24hrs
I tell you right now that's pretty strong..
TREASURY AUCTION RESULTS
Term and Type of Security 7-Year Note
CUSIP Number 912828KZ2
Series L-2016
Interest Rate 3-1/4%
High Yield1 3.329%
Allotted at High 13.17%
Price 99.510316
Accrued Interest per $1,000 None
Median Yield2 3.300%
Low Yield3 3.249%
Issue Date June 30, 2009
Maturity Date June 30, 2016
Original Issue Date June 30, 2009
Dated Date June 30, 2009
i am out... later
PEACE
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Nasdaq 1,823.36 +31.02 (1.73%)
10y bond 3.68% +0.05 (1.38%)
holla
25 min till time to eat
hahah that's funny..
3:15 PM (17 minutes ago)
Mariott hopes to save its bacon by saving its bacon
from BloggingStocks by Tom Barlow
Filed under: Marriott Intl'A' (MAR)
In an over-the-top example of watching the pennies so the dollars add up, Marriott Intl. (NYSE:MAR) has found an extra $2 million a year in its bacon. Fortune Magazine reports that the chain has abandoned uniform six-inch strip of crispy goodness in favor of strips of varying lengths. The lower price of the irregular sizes should bolster the bottom line, it hopes without harming the perception of value of its customers.
The money may help pay for upgrades to other Marriott menu items. Hoping to improve its prospects during the travel drought, Marriott has undertaken a program to improve the food in its restaurants. Guests will find more food pleasing to the palate of international visitors, from hummus to sushi. It is also taking advantage of the recession-driven drop in the price of luxury items such as lobster, which should appeal to anyone on an expense account generous enough that it will cover a Marriott room.
Marriott can use all the help its kitchen can provide, as it struggles with a sharp decline in revenue per room (down nearly 20% last quarter) and recent restructuring charges that splashed red on its first quarter earnings report. Moody's recently downgraded its senior unsecured rating to one step above junk, Baaa3.
^lolz wut
LOL wtf is in your sig?
boooooooooooooooooooooooobsss
bill lick my balls
LOL fook yoooooo!! hahahah
holy shizzle i was out for 2 hours and you guys have 8 pages
cant read them all oh well
i got 1 hour to contribute them i leave to work
anyone watching BRAZIL vs SOUTH AFRICA??
shit goes quick
LOL dont go back to read anything in here really....its never worth it haha
Im about to be watching me vs a subway sandwich in about 15 minQuote:
Originally Posted by junior_tm
i started reading page 2042 where i left and i was like nawww fawk it
mmmmm....subway. a nice footlong spicy italian would be nice
anyone here want a 12inch sausage n meatballs??