I remember people saying this at the end of the 1980s.

Rains was blind in one eye after a gas attack at Vimy in 1916. He didn't go back to the front, but he served the rest of the war in a transport battalion back in England, becoming a captain.

All the reviews of the latest Wolf Alice album were about how Fleetwood Mac inspired it is.

I read Melody Maker in the mid-90s, though, and have no way of judging whether that's accurate or not.

Works fine until some foreign potentate gets up to pee at 4 in the morning and doesn't bother putting on slippers.

Pretty sure I've actually heard Where Is My Mind done like this.

It helps to update your personal settings. Tell it that you are only interested in high-confidence answers, with sources, and that it should never provide you with guesses. Tell it to remember those instructions for future sessions.

I highly recommend googling the speeches of Daniel O'Connell on the subject.

Here's a sample

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She put out a new album. It's about the breakdown of her marriage and astonishingly frank. She says it's only partly true, but still.

I'd love to see this chart going back into the 80s. The contrast between the UK and Ireland would be very telling.

Here's the 30-year

But it's always been the case that swaps are a cheaper way to play rates than bonds. That didn't change. What did change was the growth of supply concerns.
Interestingly, swap spreads have widened a lot recently. Possibly, that's in anticipation of regulatory changes for banks.

Ha! You're right, I was half asleep when I saw Tomas' chart last night and read it the other way. I totally buy that swap spreads are negative because of political risk.

It could be that, but there shouldn't be THAT much optionally in the IG index should there? Mostly bullets, I'd have thought.

Swap spreads are negative, so I would have thought the spread to swaps would be higher than the OAS spread to USTs.

Curious.

Gaps get filled.

This is the fear, but the evidence so far seems to be that the companies that buy cloud services are happy and adding more. This is MSFT last night.

I think it was the Meta call last night that started off with song lyrics and then someone talking about the proper way to care for their hydrangeas.

It happens. And then your brain knows what it's supposed to say, so you just dont spot it when you read it back.