The 30 yr #yield Is having a hard time in this area.
We're seeing a severe negative divergence, RSI is losing steam
The 10Yr yield went higher today but it's pulling back a bit, at the moment at least.
It's also shows RSI losing steam.
#Stocks are not doing so bad all things considered.
Will higher rates be the norm again?
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Long Term #interestrates are PUMPING today!!!
The 10 & 30 Yr have been struggling in this area.
They are currently forming a negative divergence. We'll see how that goes.
3Month - 1Yr haven't moved much.
2Year #yield is also moving. This is "good"! That means that the normalization of yield curve is not happening yet.
#stocks #gold #silver
Not too long ago, watching interest rates was as boring as looking at wet paint dry. Not anymore. Interest rates and currencies are as interesting as they get. The US dollar has been clocking moves more akin to an EM currency.
The greenback has been on a rollercoaster ride over the past three months in line with market expectations of Fed’s interest rate policy...
The 30 Year Treasuries have hit Major Resistances.
Yields will drop below 3.5% by this time next year.
A MAJOR BOND RALLY is starting as the FED will Monetize the Long End of the Curve.
A little lesson in interest rates for you kids out there following me. The notion that rates are too high for the market to go up is nonsense, we're basically at the same interest rate as when the Dot Com Bubble and Housing Bubble occurred. The low interest rates you've seen for the last 15 years is because of the housing bust and subsequent QE.
You can see...
Is the Stock Market Dead Money For The Next 10-20 Years?
So much of how our markets work is based on optimism. Can you imagine being a money manager and your entire sales pitch is some negative diatribe about how the market is going down and will continue to go down?
Would you fork over your hard-earned savings based on such a story? Not a successful plan...
• 2s30s spread : The US2US30 spread refers to the yield spread between the 2-year and 30-year U.S. Treasury bonds. The chart visualizes the difference, or spread, in yield for these two bonds over time.
The 2-year bond represents more of the short-term outlook, whereas the 30-year bond is more indicative of long-term expectations. So, when people refer to the...
Even though stocks are higher because of this, don’t get too excited that US 30yr yields look like they have found resistance near term. From the looks of it, we have, at least until Friday when the Non Farm Payroll data is due for release. In the near term, the 5% level capped the rally with the 161% extension just above at 5.05%. The daily RSI was overbought and...
The us30 potential has completed a 5 part Elliot wave impulse move . We are current at 2008 levels . Anything passed this will just signal economic collapse and a depression.
US 30yr bonds have seen a year's worth of action in the space of a month
From 1.90% to below 0.90% to back to 1.90%
In my opinion this reversal could be key for the bond bull market since the 1980s
If we get a close above 2.10% in 30yr yields I think we have seen a generational low this month
Just saying
This count is based on my assumptions so anything can happen not a trading or financial advice just for educational purposes only kindly do your own ta thanks trade with care good luck.
The DXY and the 30 Year Yield have been on the decline for most of the day but are now showing signs of reversing back up at the PCZ of a Bullish Bat and a Bullish Shark in the form of MACD Bullish Divergence and PPO Confirmation, respectively.
When these two start to rise again it is very likely that the QQQ start to continue down as it is trading at the PCZ of...
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Supply Shocks are event that tends to increase prices and at the same time slow down economic growth, making production more expensive and less profitable. Paul Volker raised rates from 11% to 21.5% in two years. Today the rate increase went from 0.25% to 4.40%.
Which of the two target will be achieved?
The biggest news in 2022 is not AAPL nor TSLA. It is the sell-off in bonds that has been
taking place the first 2 days of the year that are now breaking key structures that few
are talking about but soon will be.
While many will be quick to point out this is not the 80's inflation, my response to them
is it doesn't need to be so much more debt both private and...
Bill Hackman is right, yields are going higher!
There have been discussions as to where the yield is going from here. We believe they are going higher based on the the current re-accumulation schematic.
This chart will break out and it's not a bull trap.
We could see 5.5%-6.5% rates.
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We saw an improvement in the CPI numbers at 3%, but the PCE number is what Fed is concerned with as it is still lingering around its high point.
Out of the approximately 4,000 banks in the United States, it seems like JP Morgan, among these top 7 banks we are seeing here, is the only bank that has climbed back up from the March banking crisis. The rest are still...
