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US TSYS/STOCKS: FTN's Jim Vogel said that "the content of the tax bill proves to
be relevant" though until "now, it's been an up/down analysis on whether it
passes. Investors believe they had studied the details closely enough to score a
B+ on the final exam so content was secondary."
- But he adds that "the corporate AMT provisions added in the closing rush of
the Senate version, however, left tech stock investors with a C yesterday that
is heading toward C- territory this morning. Equities are leveraged to such tax
questions, but bonds can idle on the sidelines to wait for further developments.
Treasury trading volume was low on Monday and back to its overnight average
today."
- He adds that Monday's tech stock "drop of almost 2% has spread losses around
global markets today. US futures show a small decline in the NASDAQ and a small
recovery in the S&P 500. Although investors still rewarded tax winners on
Monday, it is time to wonder how disparate corporate tax results could impact
the next round of conference committee negotiation."

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