Treasurys are Mixed as the 30-Year Bond Rises on Expectation It Won’t Be Sold After This Year February 06, 2000 Wall Street Journal By Michael S. Derby and Steven Vames Within the past few weeks Treasurys have been fluctuating in price and value. Some securities are up while others are down. This is because of the insecurity of what it is to become of the 30-year bond offered by the Treasury Department. In the investment world …showed first 75 words of 440 total…

…showed last 75 words of 440 total…and international players in the investment world. I am not very well read on proper ways to invest in today’s market, but I think that if there is any chance that you can get your hands on a 30-Year bond, before the year is out, one should do so because the price may rise even more, and you will be able to make an even better rate of return on your investment. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**