Admin note: An unexpected commitment has popped up and I will be on the road today and tomorrow. I think we've illustrated well enough what is in play for many…
Bonds have gotten hit pretty good lately and yet the contrarian data (Commercial hedgers very net long and the Public is very hateful toward bonds) never did relinquish during the…
The public loved itself some T bonds when it was being sold the global NIRP fear trade, and now the public wouldn't own a bond if it were the last…
90% (my low-balled estimate) of you, the investing public, are herding when it comes to the bond market. You may not know it because the overwhelming psychological atmosphere is to…
Forbes wants you to Get Ready for a Bond Meltdown. "The obsession of the Federal Reserve and other central banks with keeping interest rates at extremely low levels has grossly…
Very few words are needed here. When gold began to cycle upward and change trend vs. positively correlated items, a bull phase was indicated. Now gold is broken vs. most…
The 30 year yield remains over bought (i.e. long-term bonds are very over sold) on the hysteria, and is a little red. The 10 year is still at its highs…
I felt a little lonely spotlighting Treasury bond yields all those weeks ago, while today's momo market players were bearish on stocks and owning Treasury bonds in risk 'off' mode. …
A few charts catching my eye upon today's close... The long-term T bond fund has popped back to a thick and notable resistance area after the 'rising interest rates' mini…
US yields are not aligned for the inflationary view as the yield curve sags once again today (2 year yields up, long-term yields down). Japanese bond yields have popped on,…
Yesterday’s market decline was a little more than the recent gentle downward slip and we have been noting markets at short-term risk, sentiment-wise. So I think it is a good time to review a few pictures of the progress with respect to important support that would act as a buying opportunity for an extended rally or a failure point that would call the July bounce a shorter-term throw over and suck-in.
I'll skip the promo in favor of maybe releasing #403's slightly weird opening segment later on. It's time to not only have your thinking caps on, but also your tin…
Actually, it went out several hours ago but I'm just getting to the promo now. Sentiment is setting up for stocks and against safe havens, which means on a contrarian…
#386 slims down to a focused 22 pages from #385's bulbous 49 pages. There is no need for more volume because all plans are intact, markets are within existing parameters…