Bond yields top on the Bloomberg/Gross signal, as expected Now the caveat to my constant lampooning of ole’ Billy G comes by way of a
Category: Bonds
NFTRH’s Signature Indicator Goes Big Time
One of NFTRH’s most important indicators goes big time… Except that the big time doesn’t know it, or doesn’t acknowledge it. But boy, when the
Ponder the Picture
No, not that picture! The big macro view picture of the 30yr Treasury yield. Ole’ Bill is lookin’ good in his bond bear call so
Gold Miners Are Leading Something
HUI was in positive correlation to long-term Treasury bonds (TLT) from the top in the fear trades last summer to the end of February. Then
How Perfect, the Pause in Yields?
Media screws the contrary pooch (again) This time it’s Bloomberg and its BOND KING du jour*, Bill Gross making the call. And exactly one more
The State of the Macro
It’s the Bond Market, Stupid As our Continuum chart predicted over a year ago, Jerome Powell was called to his higher inflationary powers when the
Cramer Indicator Flashes Bullish for Markets [w/ edit]
Cramer jumps the gun on TeeVee, advises investors (i.e. the public) on 5 stages of grief [edit] With reference to the last sentence below I
A Companion to the Continuum
The data sets at Yardeni.com are fabulous. You should keep it on watch and rummage through when you have spare time if you want to
Stories from the bond market as the Yield Curve Steepens
Subtitle: Deflation to Inflation This morning the 10/2yield curve is again steepening and that is the headliner and one of my two most important indicators
Revisiting the T Bond / Gold Relationship
We had projected some issues for gold when a short-term top developed for long-term Treasury bonds due to the bound at the hip relationship between
T Bond Short Bottoming Again?
I used the last bounce to unload one position in TBT at a very good profit, while my existing position – part of my home
Even Steven [w/ edit]
[edit] As per the NFTRH Trade Log a few moments ago… 9.13.19: Taking profit on 2nd TBT position (still holding 1st as part of the
What Thing Looks Like the Other Thing?
I thought so… The Bond Yield Continuum and Gold Gold’s vulnerability, in theory at least, is the fact that it has gone hand in hand
Bob Hoye on Bonds & Precious Metals
You may or may not know that I consider Bob Hoye an influence of mine. Many years ago his views, especially about the proper fundamentals