Standard 10-2 yield curve, zoomed out and smoothed, shows this time is not different. In fact, if you made the correct assumptions in the 1980s you could have calculated exactly what is happening today using some kindergarten mathematics. Remember that when the crisis unfolds and the news rationalizes the recession and market corrections that are right around the...
Confluence of many significant long term indications showing it's about to start raining bond profits like it's 1981 On the chart: -4 month Heiken Ashi candles -6 period low RSI -25 period RSI MA -RSI-RSI MA -RSI-RSI MA MA -25 period DyDX of RSI_RSI MA MA
Bitcoin "priced" in US Dollars (ie the number of Dollars you can trade for 1 Bitcoin divided by 1 Bitcoin but leaving the number 1 in the denominator invisible as a stupid stone aged esoteric shenanigan used to make you forget about the role of currencies in the taxation and control of your everyday life) has only simultaneously met these 2 conditions twice in...
12 Month US10Y Bollinger Bands between 2.5 and 2.9 Standard Deviations away from a moving average model greater than 4 years in length, preferably exponential. I haven't optimized this to perfection, but it's close enough to give you the basic idea. The bond market is just a simple oscillator emerging from a complex system and simply does what every other very...
Traders are celebrating the enormous 10% surprise Bitcoin breakout. Have they heard of trends and divergences?
On US presidential election day, as a Donald Trump victory began to look certain, US Treasury yields experienced a startling increase in the span of a few hours. Truly extraordinary. But is this the start of a new trend or just an acceleration of the old trend? The US10Y was so far rejected at resistance it was preordained to test. Maybe nothing has changed and...
The percent deviation from model of second order measurements is one of the most useful metrics for timing the Bond Market. Shown here is the percent deviation of the 30 period close Monthly RSI from its 60 Month Simple for the US 10 year Treasury Bond. The only time in history it has deviated this much was the Great Depression.
This is the complete history of every Bitcoin Monthly RSI bearish divergence. Incredibly, all that work you've been doing analyzing the Bitcoin chart was inferior to just looking for simple RSI divergences, which have called every cycle top in Bitcoin's entire history. And done so with precision.
Retest of support after major breakout of the TLT5 exactly at historic bond moment, slope of the 20 Week SMA crossing over simultaneously. BBOT
BTCUSD may have broken its 7 month resistance and is currently retesting it as support, but BTCEUR was precisely rejected at the trend.
Slope of the 20 Week SMA of EURoUSD coincides nicely with all Bitcoin macro events such as cycle tops and bottoms. Interesting linearities abound. Haven't dug into this at all, so lots of room for improvement.
Sorry, no breakout here. Just an exact, perfect, rejection from the longest running resistance in Bitcoin's history, from the perspective of Bitcoin's USD market cap.
BTCUSD ratio with CRB Commodity Index shows failed retest of long term macro resistance. Sorry, folks, no breakout here.
Bitcoin priced in Gold shows a failed test of the 220 day long resistance trend line, no break out.
BTCUSD/SPX shows a failed attempt to breakout of the 7 month long trend
BTCUSD/QQQ shows failed retest of 7 month resistance, not a breakout
The BTCUSD bottom of the March 2020 Covid-19 correction looks a lot like a textbook flip of resistance into support when adjusted for the money supply.
BTCUSD has broken out of the range it has been stuck in for over 7 months. BTCUSD/WM1NS, Bitcoin adjusted for the supply of the US Dollar, did not. It perfectly retested the resistance it has been stuck under for 7 months and was cleanly and precisely rejected.