General Overview
We are in the 57th week after a strong rally starts at S&P 500:
In these 57 weeks, the S&P 500 index gained about 30.6%.
Major commodities other than Natural Gas have taken their share from this value gain.
We observe that Japanese Yen positions are starting to increase.
There is very little position increase in Euro, we would like to see more.
Iron ore was valued more than the S&P 500 index in these 57 weeks, which has seen a big sale today.
We observe that the U.S Dollar Index and VIX CBOE Volatility Index remained calm as it should be during this rally.
There has not been any obvious position increase yet.
But since last week, we watched a VIX movement increase over 6%.
The decline in the US 10-year bond yield has supported this rally, but there has not been a significant increase in positions yet.
We can understand this by looking at the 10Y T-Note positions.
After Looking at other terminals, the situation will be shared.
Regards.
In these 57 weeks, the S&P 500 index gained about 30.6%.
Major commodities other than Natural Gas have taken their share from this value gain.
We observe that Japanese Yen positions are starting to increase.
There is very little position increase in Euro, we would like to see more.
Iron ore was valued more than the S&P 500 index in these 57 weeks, which has seen a big sale today.
We observe that the U.S Dollar Index and VIX CBOE Volatility Index remained calm as it should be during this rally.
There has not been any obvious position increase yet.
But since last week, we watched a VIX movement increase over 6%.
The decline in the US 10-year bond yield has supported this rally, but there has not been a significant increase in positions yet.
We can understand this by looking at the 10Y T-Note positions.
After Looking at other terminals, the situation will be shared.
Regards.
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