GB10Y Trading weekly ( Long - buy )Recommendations for investing in stocks and bonds futures.... contact me : @monstersTradingLongby monstersTrading3
ridethepig | Gilt Yields Breaking the GridlockThe best move, since the breakout of the consolidation after an early basing development is to work the heat of the bid. It is much more about the political configuration than and how to work against the economic pain coming from Brexit. As well as moves in Pound and UK Equities becoming clear, Rishi Sunak now playing the tax cuts, which combined with the overdraft extensions and BOE front loaded cuts allows us to completely paralyse sterling buyers in the majority. The latest squeeze is a false liberation!! It will only manage to create enough energy for further weakness !! The isolated Pound will fall and go on to occupy the lows once more, we can open a new cable chart for those wanting to trade the flows live. By calling to their aid the tax cuts, Yields will be forced to spike into the highs and force our opponent onto the back-foot. If price escapes the highs in a freeing momentum break, we can see a surplus of tempo once inflation hits shore. This demonstrates how deadly the paralysing of Downing Street was from Cameron. Longby ridethepig28
GB10Y - counter-trend move under wayGB10Y seems to have finished minor wave 1 and should enter in a correction with a potential target at 0.52. If yield crosses down 0.07, this analysis should be reviewed. FOLLOW SKYLINEPRO TO GET UPDATES. Longby SkylinePro5
UK 10-YEAR YIELD - new lows aheadGB10Y seems to be tracing intermediate wave 3 down of primary wave 5. The resistance for this scenario would be at 1.058, if this level is crossed up primary wave 5 has already finished and yields should be in an upward move. Another critical level is at 0.072, if this level is crossed down yields should go a longer move down. FOLLOW SKYLINEPRO TO GET UPDATES.Shortby SkylinePro5
UK government ten-year yield bonds on a free fall down -31.84%The UK government ten-year bonds continued its downtrend in the daily price chart, pushing prices further down below its previous lows at 0.365 and finished the last session of the week at 0.22 down -31.84%. Prices have been sliding since falling below 0.610 support line reaching another support level in Friday's session at around 0.193. Bond prices could continue down to -0.025 if it fails to hold at its current support level at 0.193. Bond prices could also return to its previous level at 0.365 and 0.446 if it stays above 0.193 by Rotuma3
Heads Up...Tax Cuts Coming In UK !!!Important updates on the UK side for those in UK related assets. A game changer cabinet reshuffle to put a 🍒 picked “Yes man” in the Treasury. Downing Street making renovations and now in full control of not only No.10 but also No.11 (and scarily soon to be the BOE next month). Sunak will turn the fiscal taps on full blast, the fuel behind fiscal stimulus will come from fresh tax cuts in the UK ...Clean and simple legs available in the 2s10s, as markets begin to expect a looser fiscal policy a test of the Nov highs are in play. We will need to update the GBP macro charts over the coming sessions once we have confirmation in the headlines. Remember inversions in the US 2s5s setting the stage for recession... We traded the inversion here live in the UK: In any case, plenty of opportunities to discuss and in single stocks too. Smelling a major hammer to the UK economy coming at the end of 2020. As usual thanks for keeping the support coming with likes, comment and etc! Longby ridethepig34
UK 10yr Yields: Outright BullishNote: all comments regard yields, not bonds: “new uptrend” = uptrend in yields and thus a bear market in bonds. The recent pullback has left a new higher base above the daily/weekly breakout level around 1.403%. This higher base confirms the primary uptrend and thus strong bullish outlook for yields over the longer term. Our focus remain on the first resistance at 2.05% (minor projection) and the much more hefty projection around 2.70%. Here the pivots of 2014 converge with the 162% extension. Yields are outright bullish as long as 1.403% holds as new support. Primary trend: positive Outlook: positive Strategy: long yields Support: 1.403% / 1.28% / 1.207% Resistance: 1.40% / 2.05% / 2.70% Outlook cancelled/neutralized: below 1.403% TVC:GB10YLongby buyem_nl0
UK 10yr Yields: major trend reversalAfter a period of consolidation and uncertainty the market has finally chosen direction. The multi tested trend line of 2013/2014 has been taken out triggering a trend reversal higher. Yields should rally towards the first projection at 2.05% without too much trouble. On a 6-9 month horizon the main target comes in at ‘a whopping’ 2.69%.Longby buyem_nlUpdated 0
German Yield Curve Flattens as EU Problems Sink inAlthough the fake news would have you believe that the Eurozone is fast on its way to recovery, it is still mired with issues and the failed Euro is taking its toll on German yields. There is still geopolitical tension, a migrant crisis, and a huge stagnation in inflation that extends to the entire developed world. The Kovach Chande is incredibly bearish and we are testing the lower bound of the Kovach Reversals Indicator. Look for a brief pullback from this lower bound before it presses further. Check out the Kovach Indicators here !Shortby quantguy2
A leading indicator for price action GBP - Week 1 Edu-seriesWEEK 1 : The Bond/Yields and the currencies (Fixed Income is key) Hi Guys, I must disclose that I am far from an economic guru and I am purely a technical trader. The most fundamental it gets for me is just interest rates. My studies and personal statistical analysis has proved to me that the interest rate market is responsible for manipulating the currency market, we can get more fundamental and talk about why that is the case but that wouldnt be fun and I encourage you do your own research on this regard. I also want to make it known that I believe that any serious trader should have either the bond prices/ bond yields for every currency they trade if available. I am a swing/position trader and as such I will only talk about medium+ term trading nothing like 15m and etc. The chart above is UK Government 10 Year Yields. Look at that chart and compare it with any GBP currency such as GBPUSD. You will find some astonishing correlations particularly in major tops and bottoms. I have found the actual bond prices have a negative correlation (moves oppposite) with the currency and the yields have a positive correlation. The 10YR is my personal favourite but there are other time periods. The Bonds are almost always a leading indicator for price, couple them with a solid strategy and you find yourself with a realiable tool for predicting the value of a currency. Heres the boring economic reasoning behind that (read to the bottom): "As a rule of thumb, short-term, when a central bank raises rates (yields rise, and bond prices fall), the currency appreciates as it becomes more attractive to hold (and get a better return from CDs). There is a relationship between the yield of the bonds, and the general trend of the currency: when people are willing to take risks, low-yielding currencies depreciate, as investors buy high yielding bonds and don't hedge the currency risk. When markets turn (and stocks fall), low-yielding currencies outperform, because of the unwind of aforementioned trades " Sarunas Barauskas - A former fixed income trader - managed over 1Billion Euro at Compagnie Monégasque de Banque (CMB) in monaco. Long story short and a simple rule of thumb : PRICE ALWAYS CHASES YIELDS. Price often moves in the direction of the yields. I challenge you all to read more about the bond markets in developing your own trading strategies if you seek long term success in trading, nothing market related should ever be learned in isolation and remember this is a business not a lifestyle. I will try to post these educational series on a weekly basis but cannot guarantee that every week I am after all ;also a trader, I will NEVER spoon-feed anyone trading educational content (Im Not a social media "guru" - I also continue to learn at every opportunity) and such I will post a chart and point you in a direction and its up to you to do more research on the subjects. NB : I talk of a correlation between GBPUSD and GBP 10 YR Yields, remember GU is the quote of 1 pound at $xxx. It would be advisable to learn how the US GVT Bond/ Bond Yield is doing. I hope this was helpful please comment below if you have any feedback. Lets avoid politics and Theresa May/Brexit please :). Happy trading by Mutondi12
Sterling vs 10Y GiltsWhat holds the most information value: A falling Sterling post-Brexit, or rising Gilt yields? I expect to see this resolve in the direction of yields... by PrometheusCHT2