Over the years we’ve made a pretty big deal about how the herds get put off sides in bonds prior to macro cycle changes. The
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You Have to Invite the Vampire Into Your House
A vampire needs to be invited in order to enter your house. So the story goes. But in this case, we are talking about the
The Inflated Sub is Losing Pressure
The charts are super interesting to look at. How quickly things turn, as if on a dime. 2018 featured a break above the Continuum’s limiter
Goldilocks Now, But She’ll Be Vanquished
Just one look at the daily chart of SPX tells us – in hindsight – that this may have all been about gap acquisition. I
Inflation, Deflation or Goldilocks? Bond Market Makes No Decision Yet
Just a post to touch base with the most important market on earth, the US bond market which, along with a lot of other indicators
The Macro TIPS Toward Inflation Protection
No long-winded post about what I think it means. Just a picture of the ‘inflation protected’ US Treasury bond iShares (including dividends) hitting new highs.
Gold vs…
This is not gold buggery. These are market indicators to be used in gauging which way the cyclical winds are blowing. Here is a snapshot
The Men Who Stare at Charts: Decades of Disinflation & 7 Years Post-Op Twist
I was going to look around to see if I could find a media article out there (complete with a TA trying to sound really
FOMC at Center Stage (NFTRH 530 excerpt)
Below are the Opening Notes and Bond Market segments from last Sunday’s edition of Notes From the Rabbit Hole, NFTRH 530. Jerome Powell was actually
NFTRH; A Look at Treasury Bonds, SPX & Gold (high priority)
First I would like to remind you that the Trade Log has been changed to Trade Log & In-Day Notes in order to post brief
NFTRH; Key Juncture for Treasury Bonds (high priority)
A different sort of update, as I do not want to get lazy with the analysis that has been pretty much on point with respect
Negative Signals From Junk Bonds Continue
A holiday week is always a little dicey, but NFTRH’s Market Internals segment has been turning more indicators from green to neutral to red over
Monthly Charts, Multi-Markets
We have not strolled down big picture lane for a while and some of what I see is pretty interesting. Some of it makes sense,
The Long Bond is a Little Wedgie
We know that the long bond’s yield has closed a month above the EMA 100 for the first time in decades… There is a daily