ZB FuturesZB is a beautiful asset to be long, price action is up 10 and 20 MA and the simple MACD has a crossover signal below the 0 line, ultra bullish for the bond market!!!
ZBH2015 trade ideas
Treasury Bond Futures Triggers a Swing Long EntryThis chart of long term treasury bond futures indicates an impulsive move off of the October 2023 low. Since that impulse topped out in a first wave (or an A wave), price has retraced very nicely into the expected depth of correction guideline of the fourth wave of lessor degree. The correction unfolded as a double zigzag that met a the alternate wave guideline of equality as wave W is equal to the length of wave Y in price. With two guidelines met, probability dictates that the correction is complete and odds are that the next advance is underway.
ZB1 holding bullish trend, bull crab 1M pt 150ZB1 holding bullish trend off pitchfork median, heading upward toward 1 std dev resistance.
In active bull crab harmonic on 1M tf, pt 150
/ZB (US 30-Year Futures): Holding onto Trend, Targeting 1.618The 30-Year Bond seems to have found support at the 89 EMA aligning with a trend line, it seems that demand for this maturity will pick up soon which would result in the 30-year Yield dropping to around 3.5%. I do however think this drop in yields will be temporary, but the move down in 30 year yields and the move up in the 30-Year Bond Futures will likely be parabolic until the 1.618 resistance is reached.
50/50 Funds Had to Sell Stocks by the End of the MonthMany funds that hold 50 percent stocks and 50 percent bonds have to get their ratios back by the end of the month. With stocks outperforming bonds all month, funds held too much stock relative to bonds. They had to sell stock and buy bonds yesterday.
buy March bonds at 120.130 on stop, if filled stop at 119.07, tgLooking for bonds to resume short term uptrend with a retracement
buy March bonds at 120.130 on stop, if filled stop at 119.07, tgt 121.14
Can 30 Year Bond Futures Hold Support? 30-year Bond Futures are currently trading in proximity to crucial support levels, with particular
emphasis on the 200-Day EMA, which has consistently served as a support level since the
beginning of the trading year.
Key Developments:
As 2024 commenced, the markets found themselves at a crossroad regarding interest rate
expectations. There were concerns about whether the bond market was preemptively factoring
in 150 basis points worth of cuts in 2024. Before the release of last week's Producer Price Index
(PPI), there was a 60-65% likelihood of an interest rate cut in March, and Fed Funds Futures
were pricing in 125 basis points worth of cuts.
The PPI for December revealed a deflationary trend, indicating a contraction in producer prices.
Initial expectations anticipated a 0.1% increase, but prices contracted by -0.1%. This report
prompted a shift in market expectations for interest rate cuts from 125 basis points to 150 basis
points, resulting in a current 73% probability of an interest rate cut in March.
Technicals:
Significant support levels will persist at the 200-Day EMA and the range of 122’15-122’30.
Additionally, we are observing an intriguing golden cross setup as the 50-day and 200-day
indicators are starting to converge. If the 50-day crosses above the 200-day, it would strengthen
the conviction for a bond rally.
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ZBCurrently ZB futures are in the buy zone, but if the red average indicated by the blue arrow is broken and we enter the green zone, the market will be in the sell phase.
The /ZB Could Be a Daily Bear FlagBonds don't matter all the time with equities. But if the /ZB breaks down, it would show a solid divergence with stocks. That would provide a big headwind for the SPX to make all-time highs.
Buy US bonds, March 118.08 limit, if filled stop at 115.29Buy US bonds, March 118.08 limit, if filled stop at 115.29
Change in ZB structureU.S. Treasury Bond ZB is performing a breakout from the pitchfork channel conducting the price since March 2020 .
In case my analysis is correct, the price objective will be 140.28125 USD.
Time to short ZB for the next leg downBonds have taken a breather, but it doesn't seem like the overall trend has changed.
ZB has been in a downtrend, the bottom hasn't been retested.
I don't think the bottom is in, from a overall trend.
If the bottom is in, it hasn't been tested.
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The Bottom in Bonds? The 30-year bond futures market has undergone notable shifts, commencing with a bottoming evident in late October. This trend has been significantly influenced by the unveiling of inflation figures, particularly the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Producer Price Index (PPI) in November.
Economic Data Driving Bonds:
PPI indicated deflationary pressures, while the CPI surprisingly showed no increase, setting a distinctive tone in the market. The recent revelation in real consumer spending further added to the intricacies, with a downward revision of 3.6%, falling short of the expected 4.0%. Despite a marginal increase in savings rates month over month (3.8% in October compared to 3.7% in September), signs suggest a potential deceleration in consumer activity.
Of paramount significance is the vulnerability observed in the labor market. A deeper downturn in labor market conditions could propel bond prices higher, fueled by heightened expectations for interest rate cuts, particularly for the month of May.
Major Technical and Fundamental Headwinds:
The bond market currently faces a critical obstacle in the form of overhead resistance within the range of 117-22 to 119-05. Market participants are eagerly anticipating a decisive break and close above this level, viewing it as a pivotal indicator that would lend robust support to the anticipation of an upward trajectory in bond prices.
Investors and analysts alike are vigilantly monitoring economic indicators and labor market trends, recognizing their pivotal role in shaping the future direction of 30-year bond futures. The interplay of inflation data, consumer spending patterns, and labor market dynamics sets the stage for a nuanced and closely watched landscape within the bond market.
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Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss and may not be suitable for all investors. Trading advice is based on information taken from trade and statistical services and other sources Blue Line Futures, LLC believes are reliable. We do not guarantee that such information is accurate or complete and it should not be relied upon as such. Trading advice reflects our good faith judgment at a specific time and is subject to change without notice. There is no guarantee that the advice we give will result in profitable trades. All trading decisions will be made by the account holder. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results.
US 30yr: Can Bulls Reclaim 115We're looking at the US 30yr bond futures for a potential move higher through the 115 handle. The way bulls have chewed it up this level so far which is promising, market may support a bond rally as dollar keeps moving down
ZB1:Buy idea: Head and shoulders reversedAs you can see we have an inverted head and shoulders chart. This means that we would have a high probability of having an upward trend.Thank you.!
ZB1: Buy ideaBuy idea on ZB1 as you see on the chart because we have the breakout with force the support line, the vwap and the resistance line by a big green candle follow by a large green volume.Thanks!
ZB1: Buy ideaAs you see on the chart we have an uptrend because we have the breakout with force the vwap indicator and also the breakout of the resistance line by a big green candle.Thanks!
US Treasury Long Bond Futures BottomThere is great potential that the 30 year T-bil futures have bottomed. This chart is a micro count version of the final 5th wave of primary wave 1. Depicted as a legal impulse consisting of an expanded flat correction for minor wave 2. Wave 3 is longer than wave 1, so the length rule is satisfied. Minor wave 4 is labeled as a contracting triangle whose internal C wave is a complex zigzag. The Elliott Wave Theory tells us to expect either a short brief fifth wave following a triangle or an egregiously long extension. In this case, it's the latter, as minor wave 5 subdivides as an impulse containing two extensions in both the minute 3rd wave and the minute 5th wave. Given that the guidelines are satisfied, I have no problem making the call that primary wave 1 of the US Treasury 30 year bond bear market is complete.
ZN1: Buy ideaBuy idea on ZN1 as you see on the chart because we have the breakout of the vwap indicator and also the breakout of the resistance line.Thanks!
Could AI Help Dampen Inflation?Will the 2020s look like the 1970s with unstable inflation and soaring prices? Or will we return to the 2010s with low stable inflation rates of around 2%? There is a case to be made both ways.
Those who worry about the possibility of durably higher inflation argue that the quarter century of low, stable inflation rates was a consequence of the end of the Cold War, globalization and just-in-time supply lines.
Now, many of those factors have reversed. Military spending is on the rise worldwide as global tensions mount. Nearshoring and friendshoring are moving production out of China and into places like Vietnam and Mexico but at an increased cost. Finally, just-in-time-delivery has proven to be fragile and creates a strong potential for supply chain disruptions.
These factors, combined with shrinking workforces in China, Korea, Japan and much of Europe, could put upward pressure on wages and inflation.
But there is a counter argument: technology continues to advance rapidly, and generative AI could pose a threat to many middle-class service professions. And inflation has begun coming down in many countries, led by the United States.
In the U.S., core inflation has fallen from 6.6% YoY to just 4.1%, and most of the remaining increase has come from one component: owners’ equivalent rent. Outside of owners’ equivalent rent, U.S. inflation is running at just 2.1% year-on-year. After a massive global tightening of rates, economies may also slow significantly, reducing inflationary pressures.
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ZBZ3Shorted in Sept shorting in Oct.
Another 30 year T-bond short most effective day to open over the last 15 yrs is 10/2 missed it but opening today. Will want to hold this open until the 24th of October. Look at the December Contract as the front running contract for this trade. Futures = Calender spread back date the long side to the March contract. Options... I am torn safe bet is to sell for the premium like a credit spread. But if your willing to chance it and pay the premium a debit spread could be worth it.
"Take a wild guess what im shorting in Nov. you'll never guess it." - KewlKat
