A look at long-term Treasury bonds here on Fed QT day... So yields bumped up over the last week or two and bonds declined. But the sentiment backdrop of Public…
The guy is a most humble and open minded market watcher. He's also the poster of oddly funny and sometimes disturbing pictures on the financial internet. Yesterday the Macro Tourist…
Well, that remains to be seen. We are watching the tone of earnings season as the stock market grinds out its ongoing top-test. But aside from that, the associated sentiment…
Public sentiment, so well tended to the bond-bearish side of the boat by the media and its experts, is not yet fixed (i.e. not yet over bullish or even bullish)…
None other than "BOND KING" Bill Gross was served up on a platter (along with side orders of Dalio, Tudor Jones and Gundlach) for mainstream financial media readers to consume.…
US Treasury Bonds/Yields On May 20 we presented a case in NFTRH 500 that the bearish bond play (bullish yields) was done, at least temporarily, from a contrarian perspective. About…
Because every once in a while wise guys writing about the markets are going to have a brain glitch and be flat out wrong on something at some point; and…
It was just a little over a week ago (May 20) that NFTRH 500 presented a case for caution on the rising bond yields tout that was vigorously in play…
I'll try to keep things simple with this recap of the 3 of the 5 major food groups (leaving aside commodities and currencies) for investors. No confusing you today with…
Just a quick note that the laggard 'inflation expectations' gauge... ...is starting to follow the leader 'inflation expectations' gauge upward. Subscribe to NFTRH Premium for an in-depth weekly market report,…
Well yes, NFTRH 495 was that someone. A screenshot from the Wrap Up segment... With 2-10yr Treasury yields rising anew this week (as 30yr yields lag in similar fashion to…
A stroll through time with TYX & SPX. A great bull market in stocks began in the early 1980s after yields topped out and began to decline from very lofty…
I want to begin this post by again noting publicly that feel like I clowned myself yesterday in my own trading and in my lack of attention to the market…
Yes, it is Keith Weiner again, slightly blowing my mind with the way he looks into central banking, debt, the US dollar and gold and silver. Reading a gold analyst…