5 Year Notes—The Five-year notes sold off for the 3^rd consecutive trading session closing down 1 tick at 123.31 trading below its 20 but still above its 100 day moving average by only 3 ticks hitting a fresh 5 week low as investors are finally rotating out of bonds and putting those funds into the stock market. Also there are rumors floating around that the 85 billion a month that the Fed is spending on bonds might be coming to an end soon.

5 Year Notes—The Five-year notes sold off for the 2^nd consecutive trading session as last Fridays unemployment report is still sending the S&P 500 into record territory with investors selling the bond market and rotating into stocks.

Bond Futures-- The bond market rallied once again today in Chicago while still hovering around all-time highs in the bond futures and all-time lows in the bond yields with the 10 year note yielding 1.69% at 133-06 in the June contract with the record low just the eyelash away at 1.47% while the five-year note is at 0.68% with the record low of 0.59% which in my opinion are a terrific opportunity to sell at all-time highs because rates in my opinion are close to

5 Year Notes—The Five-year notes rallied once again on Friday as tensions about a nuclear war between North Korea and South Korea are sending investors flocking into the treasuries as a safe haven in case all hell breaks loose trading higher by 6 ticks at 124.16 near an all-time low yield while still trading above its 20 and 100 day moving average continuing its grinding bullish momentum as the U.S government continues to promise that QE3-4-5-6 w