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Treasury Yields Updated
Treasury yields are dropping but the curve is rising again today as risk goes ‘OFF’ and the curve starts to become notable by some short term technical parameters as reviewed in an NFTRH update yesterday.
Michael Is Sincere
So you might want to listen to him. Bull wiseguys, novices and cheerleaders see the S&P 500, Dow and confirming Tranny (has Richard Russell flipped yet?) show a bull market in stocks.
Lithium ETF, Weekly
Here is a weekly chart of the Global X Lithium ETF. I realize that there is Tesla hype built into this chart and also that a certain renaissance man who basically invented the investment case for Lithium (in his own mind) is touting, but here’s the chart anyway, looking pretty decent.
Gold Silver Ratio; Time To Bounce Or…?
The stock market put on a hard bounce yesterday, but little has changed throughout the spectrum of indexes and indicators.
China 25 ETF
Last week an NFTRH Key ETF (FXI plus a whole slew of others) update imagined a potential inverted H&S as a low probability potential.
ZIRP Era In Pictures
Zero Interest Rate Policy (ZIRP) was instigated by a credit induced collapse of the US financial system and perpetuated in December of 2008 by desperate financial policy makers as a fix to problems they created in the first place.
Japanese Yen… Sneaky
Is it just me or is this chart of the Japanese Yen sneakily bullish, or at least working on a potential bottom of some sort? We’ve been following Yen vs. Nikkei in NFTRH for months now and the NIKK has got a bearish looking pattern in the mirror to the Yen.
Yield Curve Snapshot
Yield curves are bumped up slightly today with the 10 year up a bit and the shorter end pretty much flat.
Yellen Stays Upbeat But Is Watching Housing
Janet, the economy is fine. Jobs are gaining traction and the ISM’s both manufacturing and non manufacturing are stellar. Janet, didn't they teach you about trends and economic momentum in Economics 101?
Inflation?
Per just a few of the many charts included in this morning’s ETF update for subscribers… Inflation? Not according to TIP-TLT (inflation protected vs. unprotected T bonds)…
Semiconductor Index
The daily chart of the Semiconductor Index remains constructive above the 10 year breakout support line and now, with a rise above the 50 day moving average, is trying to get bullish again.
Bank Index, Weekly
We have been using the Bank Index as an indicator (BKX-SPX ratio), but how about nominal BKX? Here’s the weekly view…
BKX-SPX Ratio Lower Low
It is but one indicator among a growing group of them that are diverging the bull market. The bank index led the S&P 500 from late 2011 and kept the picture bullish by making higher highs and higher lows in late 2012 during the Fiscal Cliff Kabuki Dance, when the world was supposedly ending.
TNX Hits Lowest Of Year
Say, wouldn’t it be funny if just as the MSM gets on a pervasive ‘YIELDS DROPPING!’ (despite ‘taper’ no less) theme the Continuum finds support and turns back up?
Treasury Bond Yields Post-Jobs
Players are flying out of liquidity storage (short term T bonds) much more actively than longer term bonds, driving 2 year yields up hard. That means players are running away from a risk ‘OFF’ stance.
Minimum Wage In A Stacked System
The White House announced that Senate Republicans blocked a vote to raise the minimum wage. The Minimum Wage debate is a symptom, not a cause and it should not even have to be. But there are much bigger fish to fry than people trying to make ends meet in a system stacked for the "have's."
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