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
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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
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
NFTRH 647, Out Now
It’s a solid report covering what needs to be covered, especially now that the thing that was so disbelieved a year ago is now so
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
Gold’s Correction Approaching a Limit?
Gold and long-term Treasury bonds are risk ‘off’ bedfellows If you think that the heretofore inflation signaling 30yr bond yield is approaching an upside limit
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
As the Inflation Continues
As the inflation continues… We find charts doing exactly as would be expected under such circumstance. This weekly chart shows Long-term Treasury yields rising in
Gold vs. Bonds, an Ongoing (lack of) Confidence Indicator
Why not pop in here some materials that don’t usually make it into NFTRH reports? Gold/Bond ratios can be viewed as an indicator of confidence
Gold/Bond Ratios Merely Adjusting
In NFTRH we track Gold/Stocks consistently and Gold/Commodities and Gold/Currencies ratios fairly routinely. But we’ve not looked at gold’s ratios to bonds in a long
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
There Goes 2.2%
The 30 year yield is below the 2.2% level. That is important because… …this… If this keeps up it’s a situation that is not positive
Today vs. 2012; Different This Time for Gold
Gold bugs will remember 2012 as the last year of hope that gold was still in its bull cycle as it managed to hold key