✅US30Y is trading in a rising narrowing wedge
But the price action is bearish
Especially given that a strong horizontal resistance
Was recently retested
So I think that after the breakout
The price will go further down
SHORT🔥
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Hello,Traders!
US30Y is trading in a bearish triangle
Which formed after the price retested
A horizontal resistance level
So we are bearish biased
And after the breakout a short
Will be an appropriate trade to take
Sell!
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us bond yields has given breakout. fed may hike rates further . one need to be cautious with positions. we may not know what is hide in future but currently is not looking good, we need to prey that this breakout turns to be a falls breakout
Due to the rising inflation, the Fed has stepped in to reign in inflation. Jerome Powell has stated numerous times he will be aggressive with rate hikes just like Paul Volcker was in the '80s. Powell and Volcker are of the same school of thought.
"Inflation emerged as an economic and political challenge in the United States during the 1970s. The monetary...
Hello,Traders!
US30 was trading in a downtrend
In a falling parallel channel
But now we are seeing a bullish breakout attempt
Thus, IF the breakout happens
We will see a further move up
Towards the resistance above
Buy!
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A longer term look at the US 30 Year Bonds reveals that the yields have broken to the upside of 2 standard deviation of the linear regression channel.
In a way bonds have already executed the FED rate hikes.
You can get around 3% yield on a US 30 year bond.
Question is if the bond market will track lower increasing yield rates even further.
Depending on your...
In this update we review the recent price action in the US30Y Bond Yield and identify the next high probability trading opportunity and price objective to target
U.S. Inflation has surged significantly to 8.5% in March 2022, It hits a new forty-year high. As the Inflation keeps increasing month over month, The Federal Reserve is committed to tackling inflation by Rising Interest Rate, potentially 0.50% in May 2022. The rising interest rate will cause bond prices to fall. Consequently, The Bond yield will be...
Hello ladies and gentlemen, according to my chart for the 30-year US government bond yield, there is a high probability of a bullish trend in the next few days.
This time the US30Y-US10Y (thanks to the TradingView user 'jscheurichiv' to remind me this chart). Same principle applies here, in the last decades, several months after the inversion of the yield (blue line) a big crash occurred. Invest, but with extra risk management -'with an eye' in charts like these one, for example-, in the next weeks or months.
There's an apparent "reverse head & shoulders pattern" on the Monthly 30 Year Yield Chart. The implication of the broken neckline is a reversal of the previous downtrend. Dow theory teaches us that the minimum upside target is the depth of the neckline to the peak of the "head." I see potential resistance at the downward resistance trendline and then again at the...
WEEKLY (W1)
Last week price action triggered a LONG WHITE BULLISH CANDLE which broke up and close @ 2.5890 on a weekly basis above the former high @ 2.5160 reached a year ago in March 2021.
RSI @ 70.85 is not converging therefore there is a potential BEARISH DIVERGENCE IN PROGRESS !
On the other hand, the LAGGING LINE is far away above the TS, KS and the...
How many times have you heard "Don't Fight The Fed"
Well, the Fed is throwing us a gigantic fat slow-ball pitch. It's up to us as traders to hit the ball. JPow said he's raising rates. JPow said he's going to stop inflation. JPow said he's going to be data dependent. Are you fighting the Fed? Short Bonds. Stay Short on Bonds. Don't FIGHT THE FED.
Watching the US Government Bonds yield curve is an important indicator for the upcoming economic conditions. When the yield curve inverts, such that bonds marked for fewer years have higher yields, that usually means a worsening economic condition.
According to Investopedia:
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"An inverted yield curve is a noteworthy and uncommon event...
