So what are the rates going to do post Japanese earthquake/tsunami/nuclear disaster?

[Jordan L.]

Japanese buy less of our debt cause it has to rebuild. Rates go up. The world’s money flows to perceived safety(that’s U.S. Treasuries) during times of crisis(Japan taking a hit would be considered a time of crisis). Rates go down. Is it a wash? This is a concern obviously for those trying to lock down long term debt for investments.