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kevin get us is with raymond james -- kevin get us -- kevin is with raymond james.e bid slipping away on price in full facing credit? kevin: we are finally starting to see this. a week ago i would has had probably not, but we are starting to see this hope of closer and closer -- this period closer and closer to the election, especially if we get this blue wave i talked about. i have these kind of nightmarish feelings of 2016 after the election. if you are a bond guy, you were not expecting that outcome and you did not expect the price outcome after the election. i think the bond market and the treasury market in particular is underestimating the fact that if you got a complete sweep, one might occur after that and why interest rates are likely to go higher, not lower should that occur. ,igher spending, more taxes increase growth, and growth tends to have a friend. it is called inflation. if all of those hit the mark, rate moves would be fairly significant, especially in the 10 year and 30 year. lisa: tom keene is going to be closely watching the 10 year auction of t

ed mills joins us from raymond james.ou've got too many numbers in your latest research report, but the answer is you have seen the possibility of a biden victory and the possibility of a democrat senate. do you have any sense with your years of expertise of the wind of it? -- the when of it? when will we know that? ed: our latest report is titled all blue or deja vu. we certainly think this is a lead for democrats. we asked the question, can trump win? absolutely. can republicans maintain the majority? absolutely, but just lower odds. in terms of the timing here, we do think that we are watching north carolina to see if it can give us an early signal. to count their votes in advance. they started counting 14 days before the election. if we can get a clear winner in north carolina for the presidential race and for the think that is an early sign that that has been a democratic sweep. or inconclusive, we may have to wait for a while, and we are warning clients about the potential for a bloom arrive or read a mirage -- blue