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June 30, 2026 By yieldcurve.pro
Apple...Asset Management? (Idle Cash Part 1)

Apple manages its idle cash via a billion dollar bond book out of a Reno office. Is it possible to use the humble T-bill to manage your idle cash just as effectively?

May 18, 2026 By yieldcurve.pro
Bid-to-Cover Explained: What Treasury Auction Demand Looks Like Across the Curve

This week's 10-year and 30-year auctions both printed soft while 2-year demand stayed near multi-year highs. What bid-to-cover measures, where each tenor stands today, and two case studies that show when one weak auction is noise and when it's signal.

April 10, 2026 Members By yieldcurve.pro
Carry and Rolldown: What the Curve Pays You to Hold

Carry is the income a bond earns above its funding cost. Rolldown is the price appreciation from aging down a positively sloped curve. Together they define the baseline return of every duration position. A walkthrough using today's curve.

March 27, 2026 By yieldcurve.pro
Anatomy of a Failed Trade: The 2s10s Steepener

The 2s10s steepener requires 4x capital, carries flat, and just ran into a bear flattener. Three calculators put exact numbers on every dimension of the trade's failure — tenor by tenor, basis point by basis point.

March 27, 2026 By yieldcurve.pro
D Is for Demand

Treasury sold $183 billion in notes during the first week of the Iran war. The grades: D, C-, D+. Four auction metrics reveal where demand disappeared.

March 19, 2026 By yieldcurve.pro
The Yield Curve Has a Pop Quiz

We built a daily CFA-level quiz, then four more calculators to help you study for it.

March 12, 2026 Members By Percy D. Louvier
grep: The Hundred-Billion-Dollar Overnight Hack

A 1973 one-night hack at Bell Labs became the most invoked command in computing history — and now it powers the AI coding agents reshaping software development.

March 10, 2026 By yieldcurve.pro
Your Biggest Asset Isn't in Your Portfolio

The lifecycle portfolio calculator treats future income as human capital — a bond-like asset — and uses Choi, Liu & Liu (2025) to derive an optimal equity glide path grounded in theory, not rules of thumb.

March 10, 2026 By yieldcurve.pro
Prediction Markets Meet the Yield Curve

YCP's new Odds page brings Kalshi and Polymarket implied probabilities for Treasury yields, spreads, and Fed decisions — bridging prediction markets and fixed-income analytics on a single screen.

March 09, 2026 By yieldcurve.pro
Programmatic Access to the Yield Curve

yieldcurve.pro now has a REST API. Bearer token auth, JSON responses, 9 endpoints covering yields, auctions, forwards, term premia, regimes, and FOMC decisions.

March 02, 2026 By yieldcurve.pro
Have You Ever Wanted to Speak to the Yield Curve? Well, Now Is Your Chance!

Introducing ChatYCP — an AI research assistant embedded on every chart page that can query 25 years of Treasury data and answer fixed-income questions in real time.

February 23, 2026 By yieldcurve.pro
The End of the Hedge

Ian Harnett argues the 40-year stock-bond correlation regime is over. If he's right, most institutional portfolios are running unhedged risk they haven't priced.

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