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A Fast Food Interest Rate, from Craig Mee

 Looking at interest rate futures and considering that trends appeared a lot more prevalent in the 90s and that as a direct result of the world markets becoming more and more intertwined, (and no doubt with rates getting squeezed closer to zero this doesn't help)– the noise and the vig play an ever increasing part.

It appears simple markets out on their own, unbiased, uninfluenced by the majors, are where the drive through meals are. Not sitting down at the hustle and bustle of a downtown cafe, which is akin to trading treasuries. Alright for the scalpers who enjoy the noise, but for us who just want good service and good food, and to be out the door, there are probably easier places to eat.