Because after getting soiled on Twitter talking about politics I either need a shower or a really boring indicator post as a remedy. I'll put the shower off until later…
I want to share some historical work done by Sentimentrader about the current setup in Treasury bonds. A caveat is that I think ST is a little convoluted in their…
I can't shake the feeling that we are at a meaningful juncture, as the yield on the 30yr Treasury bond continues to bounce. It's still a daily chart downtrend, but…
The yield curve is still out there and it is still steepening. A steepening curve would change the macro from the previous Goldilocks phase (in the US), and whether that…
The 10yr/2yr yield curve put in its flattening cycle low over a year ago and has been on a grinding steepener ever since. Long before the... ...reared its ugly head…
Once upon a time there was a macro market pushing the limits of central bankers' tolerance for inflation. Decisively, in stepped big brained Ben Bernanke (BBBB) to quash the outbreak…
That we are even having this conversation is proof that we are and have been in... ...Wonderland for years now. Since at least 2001, actually. Back then Alan the Wizard…
The yield curve has been on its steepening trend for a year now. A steepening yield curve brings major changes - which the lesser attuned herds are now trying to…
Sorry folks, but it's all in the bag and according to plan. They are inflating and now with the Nasdaq at its previous all-time highs the good news of the…
The 10/2 yield curve continues its grinding but sneaky bend upward. The media lathered up a dumbfounded public about the horrors of the inversion last August, but it always has…
The 10-2yr yield curve continues to be elevated this morning. Its recent history is of an inversion that the media touted heavily as some sort of Armageddon warning late last…
With bonds tanking today on the good cheer of a COVID-19 vaccine candidate and a Fed Chairman who claims to have limitless ways and means toward inflation, the modest steepening…
Is this the beginning of the re-steepening? If so, is it inflationary or deflationary? Question #1 is going to resolve itself in due time. It's either real or it…
They usually work. It's just that sometimes you've got to wait a while for them. I sometimes go rummaging through the chart lists (today I did this after making an…