As you can see by the chart in Callum’s post, gold and real yields have gone their separate ways. Is this to the detriment of
Tag: yield curve
3 Amigos of the Macro, Updated
You thought I was done with the Amigos shtick, did you? Not by a long shot ma’am. They are the happy-go-lucky riders in play as
The Macro View: Amigos Ride On
As symbolized by the 3 Amigos, the macro backdrop is riding on to its destiny. That forward destiny is a top in stocks vs. gold
The Yield Curve in the News
[edit] See also Steve Saville’s discussion of the yield curve. Well, after one down day in the markets why not put up a cautionary article?
NFTRH; A Potential Signal to Watch Going Forward
The yield curve is in a down trend on the big picture. This has logically been attended by economic and market stability as its message
Bonds and Related Indicators
The June 18 edition of Notes From the Rabbit Hole has a few less stock charts this week in order to ramp up the macro
One Clear Macro-Funda Signal That the Gold Sector Needs
The yield curve is fading and the 10yr yield is consolidating. Yields and inflation expectations had been rising with the optimistic ‘Trump trade’. That made
Another Update on, You Guessed it… Interest Rates & Yield Curves
Why another Bond Yield post? Because macro economically speaking the trend in bond yields will be at the very heart of everything else we will
The Current Message of Yield Curves: Inflation or Deflation?
With the state of post-Op/Twist systemic dysfunction, there are no absolutes, but… Generally, a rising yield curve (after years of Goldilocks and her favored declining
BoJ, FOMC and Where To Now?
Below is the opening segment of the September 25 edition of Notes From the Rabbit Hole, NFTRH 414… The Bank of Japan gave us a
Yield Curve Breakout, Weekly View
A look at the yield curve by weekly chart. Sooner or later one of these breakouts will be real and it will signal the end
NFTRH; Another ‘what if?’
On a similar theme to the earlier update whereby the long bond is seeing extreme relative short interest by Commercial traders, let’s compare the 30
10yr to 2yr Yield Curve is Still Sedate Despite a Constellation of Bearish Indicators
Yesterday Biiwii had a look at the 30’s vs. 5’s, which appear to be bottoming and not a pleasant picture for the stock market. But
Treasury Yields Today
In the previous post we noted how the 10 year vs. 2 year spread closed yesterday (among other things). Today that spread is rising with
