drbubb 0 Report post Posted December 18, 2018 BONDS : who is crazy? Low could already be in place at 111... OR ? TLT : 10-yrs : last: 119.17 , 2.69% / TNX: 2.857% (YrH: 3.248%) / TYX: 3.114% (YrH: 3.455%) TNX: 2.857% (YrH: 3.248%) Tom Fischer (@TomFischer15) says: December 17, 2018 at 12:35 pm Hey Phil Did you hear Gundlach laughingly says he tells his friends that 10Treas could hit 6%, and they all tell him he’s crazy? Reply Tom Fischer (@TomFischer15) says: December 17, 2018 at 12:53 pm https://www.cnbc.com/video/2018/12/17/jeffrey-gundlach-federal-reserve-should-not-raise-interest-rates-december-jay-powell.html fionamargaret says: December 17, 2018 at 1:22 pm …and JNJ which CNBC is discussing…..down to 107… Tom Fischer (@TomFischer15) says: when it rains, it pours. GS, same stuff. Tom Fischer (@TomFischer15) says: Gundlach says 6% in 2021. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
drbubb 0 Report post Posted May 6 BONDS : LQD vs TLT. .... from: Dec.2017: mid-2019: 5yr: 2yr: 1yr: 10d: / 30Yr.Yield LQD : Investment Grade Corp. Bond ETF. : 111.76 -1.74, -1.36% TLT : iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF : 115.37 -3.25, -2.74% . In fact there was a huge 5point, drop followed by a 1.36 point rally, that's 27% rally. A big gap down is still intact LQD was down big, but less violently than TLT. These are both big trades. TLT has 48.36 Million volume; and LQD had 34.35 Million RATIO Longer term rates squirted up... Now over 3% TYX / CBOE 30 Year Treasury Bond Yield Index ... Dec.2017: mid-2019: 5yr: 1yr: 10d / Last: 3.16% / 31.60 + 1.60, / 30Yr.Yield mid-2019: 10d / 3.16% / 31.60 + 1.60, === Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
drbubb 0 Report post Posted May 11 Long Term Bond Charts - An important Low? TLT / 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF ... All: 10yr: 5yr: 2yr: 1yr: YtD: 10d / $115.71 / yr.L: 112.62 +2.74% TLT All: 10yr: 5yr: 2yr: 1yr: YtD: 10d / $115.71 LQD / Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF ... All: 10yr: 5yr: 2yr: 1yr: YtD: 10d / $111.67 / yr.L: 110.19 +1.34% LQD / ... All: 10yr: 5yr: / $111.67 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
drbubb 0 Report post Posted May 11 As I make this Post about a possible LOW in Bonds, I saw this... UGA / Unleaded Gasoline etf... update : 10d/ Last: $62.68 vs YrH: $67.83, - 7.60% Gasoline Prices Reach a NEW ALL-TIME HIGH Under Joe Biden at $4.37 per Gallon — Second All-Time High in Two Months! The average price for a gallon of regular gasoline today is at $4.37 a gallon. Gas prices have doubled since the 2020 election. Gas was $2.11 a gallon back in November 2020. It is now $4.37 a gallon today. > https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/05/gas-prices-reach-new-time-high-joe-biden-4-37-per-gallon-second-time-high-two-months/ Even as these sorts of headline stories are coming out, a peak in Gasoline prices may have just been made Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
drbubb 0 Report post Posted May 11 "Inflation Has Peaked": Here's What To Expect In Today's CPI Report With the massively illiquid market poised on the edge of the negative gamma abyss, today's CPI print could easily crash stocks if the number is above the consensus estimate of 8.1% (for headline, 6.0% for core), or alternatively could spark a huge bear market short squeeze. The extremely binary outcome is why there has been so little conviction and liquidity in stocks in recent days, as few traders were willing to put on material risk ahead of the print. So what to expect? Here, opinions differ with most forecasting that inflation will have peaked in March largely due to base effects, however, the rate of its decline from here on out is unclear. According to JPM economists, energy prices look to have come off somewhat in April following their March surge, and he believes that the energy CPI declined 0.2% in April. But this decline could be offset by another strong increase in food prices (forecast: 0.8%) and another solid gain for the ex.-food and energy core index (forecast: 0.39%). While JPM's headline forecast is above consensus, its core view is below: in April, JPM expects core CPI to drop from 6.5% to a still-strong 5.9%... > https://www.zerohedge.com/economics/inflation-has-peaked-heres-what-expect-tomorrows-cpi-report Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
drbubb 0 Report post Posted May 11 Bidenflation Booms; CPI prices Up 8.3% Grocery Store Prices Up 10.8%, Most in Nearly 42 Years as Americans Face Higher Prices on Hamburger Meat, Baby Food, Chicken, Bacon, Soup, and Coffee It got even more difficult in April for American families to put food on the kitchen table in January. Food prices rose 9.4 compared with a year earlier, data from the Department of Labor showed on Wednesday. That is the fastest rate of inflation for food since 1981. Grocery store prices were up by even more, 10.8 percent. The broader Consumer Price Index rose by 8.3 percent. Inflation is now not only running high but it has broadened to an economy-wide phenomenon. Even the kitchen table itself is more expensive. Prices for the category of “living room, kitchen, and dining room” furniture are up 14.9 percent compared with a year ago. They rose 1.1 percent compared with March. > https://www.breitbart.com/economy/2022/05/11/grocery-store-prices-up-10-8-most-in-nearly-42-years-as-americans-face-higher-prices-on-hamburger-meat-baby-food-chicken-bacon-soup/ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
drbubb 0 Report post Posted May 18 Mood On Wall Street Has Never Been More Apocalyptic; Tech Short Is Biggest Since 2006 One month after the April Fund Manager Survey was downright "apocalyptic" with the majority seeing a bear market and stagflation - yet nobody rushing to sell - and with optimism plunging to levels right before Lehman, today Bank of America published the latest, May FMS (available to pro subscribers in the usual place) in which the bank's doom-and-gloomy Chief Investment Strategist Michael Hartnett (who most recently warned that the bear market will end when the S&P hits 3,000 in October) found that his view is shared by a growing number of even more apocalyptic Wall Street professionals, because the survey which polled 331 panelists managing $986 billion in AUM, revealed global growth expectations plunged even more compared to last month, and dropped to fresh all-time lows (net -72%) ... The next part came as a surprise to us, because it confirms that peak inflation is now consensus: that's because 68% expect inflation rates to drop coming quarters... ... with fewer and fewer (net 34%, down from 53% in April) expect bond yields to rise from here (but big difference with prior “big lows” Is 78% expect short rates to rise)... ... as investors still expect a total of 7.9 Fed hikes this cycle (up from 7.4 in April). Ther... > https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/mood-wall-street-has-never-been-more-apocalyptic-tech-short-biggest-2006 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
drbubb 0 Report post Posted May 18 Daneric: Bonds are due Bonds are due for a bid, the wave count supports it. > https://danericselliottwaves.org/ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
