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TLT/XLF: Banks don't like what they smell.

TLT/XLF  
TLT/XLF  
Banks are the best indicator of the financial health of the market.

Analysis:
TLT/XLF is flashing warning signs if banks fail to make new highs. Banks are being incredibly stingy with their money lending and low interest rates are not helping their profitability. Banks are sitting on Mr.Powells printed money. I am not seeing a lot of strength in the banking sector as, they have failed to follow other asset classes. XLF has failed to break its March highs which, is very concerning.

Looking back at history, when TLT rises faster than XLF, it is a bad sign for markets and an indicator of systemic risk. The ratio of TLT/XLF at this level has been a major support zone. Additionally, there was a very strong reversal. TLT is experiencing heavy buying volume and is reversing the down trend from March. The 2008 and 2020 market crashes occurred from these levels. Banks are acting very sheepish as, the smell the wolf (DXY) coming. Dollars are needed to pay off debts....Liquidity crisis?

Opinion:
A ticking time bomb, it's not a matter of if but, when. I am positioning myself away from this bomb an extra 10%-20% gains in equity is not worth a 40% risk, everyone has been so conditioned to buy the dip, it makes me wary to follow the flock. I am still long equities to an extent but, TLT is my biggest position. Please don't let my analysis get in the way from you buying GME,AMC,NOK,BB or FAANG. This is just the smoke alarm going off signaling a fire in the vicinity and I am telling people "Hey look over there". I truly do wish the best for everyone on WSB and the new wave of retail traders with limited understanding of markets hoping to make a quick buck. I just hope they aren't risk more than they are willing to lose.



Comment:
Well looks like markets are rallying. The final phase of the bubble is starting
Comment:
Regarding the chart, that 200 MA is turning up. lmao
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