Cup and HandleTrying to break out Stop under C NV is high Top 10 Holdings United States Treasury Bonds 3%5.12% United States Treasury Bonds 2.5%5.10% United States Treasury Bonds 2.88%4.99% United States Treasury Bonds 3.13%5.17% United States Treasury Bonds 2.75% Not a recommendationLongby lauralea0
OPENING: TLT OCTOBER 16TH 156/169 SHORT STRANGLE... for a 2.34/contract credit. Notes: A bet that this doesn't move a ton in the next 45 days. Break evens at 153.66/171.34; delta/theta .31/5.80.by NaughtyPinesUpdated 3
TLT - Reverse head & shoulders formingReiterating my long stance on bonds. I see two possible outcome which could ignite TLT back to its previous high. 1) The broader market gets back to it's previous high in which case I think TLT will likely follow as institutions hedge on the way up 2) We go for a deeper sell of in the broader market completing an ABC correction which may lead to a flight of safety. AKA inflows into the Dollar and possibly bonds So for those reasons I'm fairly confident the price will stable here and I am expecting a trend continuation. Longby sosgoodlfc1
Bond Market Warned of Corrections 9/6/2020TLT at the daily view. This is a project that my trading team and I are conducting. This is 8 of 9 charts (available on Trading View) that searches for clues for an imminent correction by using both June and September 2020 cases. It's a comprehensive overview that connects the charts volatility , trends, divergences, credit, and currency strength. The bond markets warned of a correction in the stock market a few days before June and September's correction. Bonds ripped to the upside a few days prior to the ES, NQ, and RTY correcting. The previous top and fall back in August 7th was due to the inflation scare by the PPE report. by Itsallsotiresome5
$TLT - Watching 166 break. Watching for a break about 166. The profit potential with Low IV is sweet. You can just go outright and buy a call. IVP - 10%, shows how no one wants to decapitate the risk here. The market is expecting no risk in Bonds. Is it true?by UDAY_C_SanthakumarUpdated 2
[Long] TLTStrong move out of this wedge suggests that we are ready to go. The economy is a total disaster and the US debt and deficit suggest they will never stop printing (and suppressing bond yields). As rates go toward zero TLT should have some good upside from here. The equity market may top on this, or it may not (who knows). Longby tangman111
TLT may be bottoming outFrom the chart we see that a 1.27 extension of a recent impulse wave down hit with perfection. Coupled with bullish MFI divergence its probable that if the recent low holds TLT is getting ready to reverse to the upside. It is recommended for safety to look for a bullish trigger before entering long but with a pre-defined stop-loss/ exit level entry Monday may be warranted.Longby TNasrUpdated 3
Bonds are on the move again?! Follow the smart money. Nice inverted head and shoulder! What will it mean for stocks you think? Disclaimer: The above is not an investment advice. It is merely an opinion and I share it for your entertainment only. Do your own due diligence and above all, trade safely and stay safe! Longby adventurous51Updated 333
TLT buy the bullish RSI divergenceBullish divergence on the 4H price vs RSI chart, Aug 14 to Aug 27, RSI met higher lows, price met lower lows. A strong red candle on Aug 27 with a decent amount of mild capitulation volume. It's a tell tale sign when one sees a large 4H, 1D red candle with high volume that touches a support range- many stoplosses were triggered. To trade this divergence, I am adding shares at 162 and targeting 168 and 172 for a gain of +3.7% and 6.45% respectively. We are in the center of the 154.50-172.20 range, which is 11.5% wide, so it only makes sense to use a divergence as a trigger indicator to double down and place targets beyond the pivot. Lowside risks include 161, 158.70-159.50 range, and 154.50-156.75 range. The gap between 158.30 and 156.75 will get filled if support breaks at 158.71. Doubling down for this trade @ 158.71-159, and 154.50-156 as shown on the chart. The Fed will accomodate, the trend is still up, inflation isn't here, risk adjusted dip buying is still the play for the short term. GOOD LUCK Longby UnknownUnicorn3390306223
Bonds slipping away (bearish indicator crossover)The cross is using the 20 and 50 exponential moving average . Every time the shorter exponential moving average crosses the longer one, this indicates a bearish signal. You can see the times this has worked in the past, in the same chart.Shortby dorfmanmaster0
#2 Liquidity collapse?I just posted about the sudden historical spike in UVXY volatility volume today. Now look at this one. Bond yields also suddenly spiked, with the 10 year jumping from from 0.65% to 0.785% (so far as the rate is still rising in the future's market). Now, I'm not a bond expert, but here is what I know. 1) 1-2 years ahead of major recessions, the long and short term yield rates typically invert. This already happened multiple times since 2018. 2) As the recession enters its crisis stage, the yield curve separates and and long term yields start to rocket higher. 3) A rising yield rate during times of crisis is not a positive sign as some people believe. It is likely NOT caused by people selling bonds to buy stocks because they are confident in the economy. Rather it is the result of "increasing credit demand" (people and businesses needing to borrow money and issue bonds) and "decreasing credit supply" (banks locking down on easy credit to protect themselves). 4) It is a warning sign of liquidity crunch and possible debt bubble implosion. From an Elliott analysis standpoint, the most recent drop looks like an impulse. There are no significant gaps and it is accelerating in 5 waves. Very dangerous imho. Shortby supere5
OPENING: TLT SEPTEMBER 18TH 155/167/168/180 IRON FLY... for a 5.96 credit. Notes: A risk one to make one stays-within-the-expected move setup betting that treasuries don't move a ton in the next 59 days or so. Since it's "almost a straddle," will look to take profit at 25% max.by NaughtyPinesUpdated 447
TLT Bullish wave (Y) still in Play TLT is setting up for one more push higher into wave (Y) upside reagent of 190-195. So far this triangulation suggesting the complex wave higher to continue this bullish outlook on Bonds. Longby wallstreetsharks0
TLT BUY OR LONG , TARGET UP TO $190The TLT triangle pattern is completed, the target is confirmed at $ 190 . Buy TLT : $165 Target TLT : $190 +-2 Stop loss : $160 Wish you good deals!Longby NgBinhMinhUpdated 7
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TLT shortLooks like short from here. Yellow line is at previous daily close double top. Will look for support on 200dmaShortby YogigolfUpdated 446