Active bond management is based on the belief that the bond market is not perfectly efficient and potential gains may be obtained by buying (selling) the underpriced (overpriced) bonds. To identify mispriced bonds, bond managers need to have superior information about future interest rates or default probability. In the class, we discussed several commonly used trading strategies, including the inter-market spread Swap, the rate anticipation swap, and the riding the yield curve. Explain the potential risks of these strategies.