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"Markets" never cared about the outcome of the fiscal cliff negotiations

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Treasury investors made a killing during the debt ceiling doomsday hype cycle

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Treasuries didn't get the downgrade memo

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"Black Swan" funds are soaring as the world freaks out about the EU debt crisis

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