German 10 year bonds go negative. Brits say they want to leave. Investors go to cash. Shoppers shop. FOMC conclave. Net neutrality survives. Financial Review by Sinclair Noe for 06-14-2016 DOW – 57 = 17,674 SPX – 3 = 2075 NAS – 4 = 4843 10 Y – .01 = 1.61% OIL – .39 = 48.49 GOLD + 1.70 = 1286.50   The rally for sovereign debt has passed an important milestone, with the yield on Germany’s benchmark 10-year bonds hitting zero for the first time and closed slightly negative, -0.01%. And as German bond yields slide into negative territory, the European Central Bank is running out of German debt to buy for its asset-purchase program. The central bank may have to consider scrapping the minimum yield limit or dropping a rule that prevents it from holding more than a third of any bond issue.   The strong demand is standing out in cautious trade ahead of a series of policy meetings at major central banks and rising uncertainty over whether the UK will stay in the EU. Four polls put the “Leave” campaign ahead of “Remain”. The latest polls show as much as a 7 point lead for the exit camp. The polls might be wrong; they were wrong about the vote for Scottish independence. While a significant numbers of voters say they want to leave the EU, when it comes time to actually cast their vote, fear over the potential political and economic impact might steer them to ...