A Peculiar 4/15/2026 Tax Day always carries a certain tension... a national ritual of procrastination, caffeine, and overloaded servers. This year, the news claims a huge portion of Americans still hadn’t filed by morning, which means the internet may be sweating harder than the taxpayers. Meanwhile, the East Coast is warming up like it’s auditioning for July. My solar panels are probably out there doing laps, generating more than their fair share of electrons. If there were a leaderboard for “Most Productive Panels on Tax Day,” I’d like to think mine would place respectably. But for me, April 15th isn’t just Tax Day. It’s Treasury Day ... and that’s where the real action was. Yesterday’s Moves: Quiet, Intentional, and Very Much on Strategy 1. The 30‑Year Re‑Issue The Treasury reopened the February long bond, offering a fresh slice of the same maturity at a discount. Same coupon. Same 2056 endpoint. Same slow, dependable heartbeat of semiannual interest. My transaction po...
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