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timwest
Sep 15, 2015 7:25 PM

US Gov't 10-Yr Notes - Dec 2015 - Sell a bounce or sell at mkt Short

10-Year T-Note Futures (Dec 2015)CBOT

Description

Mid-Point of Rally is being TESTED
AND
50% speed-line is being violated today
AND
price cluster at 127'16'0 is breaking (where every day touched for the past 16 days)

If no "bounce" from oversold here at the mid-point of the rally at 127'03, then sell @ market over the next two days. A market that can't bounce from oversold is even more weak.

Target 125'24. Stop 127'16
Last 126'23

Tim 3:24PM EST

Comments
Killy_Mel
what is "oversold"? to me it looks like a healthy uptrend since June=)
Killy_Mel
=)
Justiceisfalse
Will all depend on what the Fed says me thinks.
Justiceisfalse
But I tend to agree with you. I have been trading the ZBs and all levels were just sliced through and oversold is staying oversold with minimal bounces that are all pounded
timwest
Very true. If I were to tell you that the Fed will hike rates, what will you think it will do? And if the Fed stays pat, what do you think it will do? In either case, I think the bond could go lower. It will likely wait until the announcement, just because that is what markets tend to do, wait to act on the actual news, but the market is tipping its hat. Wouldn't it be great if TradingView would do its own "consensus" opinions about market news and potential market reaction to news? I think that would be valuable to have here at TradingView. What do you think? Would you register your opinions about upcoming news items and guess/project/prognosticate?
Justiceisfalse
Estimize does a good job of "crowd sourcing" opinions on earnings and econ events: estimize.com/economic_indicators/us-target-federal-funds-rate
I am certain that TV could write in to the Estimize API and your wish would come true....
SPYderCrusher
Sweet Tim. You can also use DGS10 for the rolling contract, if that is useful for you
timwest
Thanks for the DGS10. I usually use the "1!" to the end of the contract to get the rolling contract. ZN1! in this case.
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