OPENING: TLT SEPTEMBER 18TH 155/167/168/180 IRON FLY... for a 5.96 credit. Notes: A risk one to make one stays-within-the-expected move setup betting that treasuries don't move a ton in the next 59 days or so. Since it's "almost a straddle," will look to take profit at 25% max.by NaughtyPinesUpdated 447
TLT Bullish wave (Y) still in Play TLT is setting up for one more push higher into wave (Y) upside reagent of 190-195. So far this triangulation suggesting the complex wave higher to continue this bullish outlook on Bonds. Longby wallstreetsharksPublished 0
TLT BUY OR LONG , TARGET UP TO $190The TLT triangle pattern is completed, the target is confirmed at $ 190 . Buy TLT : $165 Target TLT : $190 +-2 Stop loss : $160 Wish you good deals!Longby VictorStone99Updated 7
How to Use Multi-Timeframe Analysis and What It MeansIn this video tutorial, our team based out of New York City walks you through multi-timeframe analysis including what it means and how it works. Multi-timeframe analysis (MTF) is a process in which traders can view multiple timeframes at once on a single chart. For example, if you're looking at a 30-minute chart you can quickly add a daily Moving Average and weekly Bollinger Bands. Multi-timeframe analysis is the process of looking at multiple timeframes at once and using them to make better decisions when trading or investing. Getting started with multi-timeframe analysis on TradingView is easy: Step 1 - Add an indicator to your chart Step 2 - Open the indicator's settings and find the Resolution parameter in Inputs Step 3 - Adjust the resolution to the timeframe of your liking This process works for most of the built-in indicators on TradingView. You can have several timeframes visible at once so you always know the most important price levels. MTF works by the minute, hour, day, week and month. In addition, Pine coders can use the same `resolution` parameter we use in our built-in indicators in their own scripts. By simply adding it to a script’s `study` declaration statement, coders now have an easy way to add MTF functionality to scripts and let users decide the timeframe they want the indicator to run on. We hope you enjoy this video tutorial and please press like if you find it helpful. If you're already an expert at multi-timeframe analysis, please leave some tips and educational lessons in the comments so others can learn from you. Additional reading: A New ‘Resolution’ Parameter Makes Multi-Timeframe Analysis Easy (TradingView blog) Learn more about multi-timeframe analysis from other traders Explore the public library for scripts using multi-timeframe analysisEditors' picksEducation02:50by TradingViewPublished 3838332
TLT longIf it wants to go higher, it should bounce hard off of the cloud top. Longby Dllew2019Published 2
TLT/XLFRetesting the trend. If it holds, bullish bonds. If it fails, bullish stocks. by EssendyPublished 5
TLT shortLooks like short from here. Yellow line is at previous daily close double top. Will look for support on 200dmaShortby YogigolfUpdated 446
Long-term bonds outperforming tech? YTD the iShares 20 Year Treasury Bond (TLT) is up 21.55% (as of Aug 13, 2020), YTD the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 is up 23.80%. During troubled times and low-interest rates, bond-buying would be considered a safer investment vehicle, and many seasoned traders hopped on board during the coronavirus pandemic, and are now sitting pretty. TLT broke out of its multi-year rising channel (A) during the early part of March this year (B) as the broad markets began their decline. Could this breakout be the precursor for the start of an uptrend? Perhaps, what with a steady decline in interest rates and low U.S government yields, adding TLT to your portfolio might not be such a bad idea. Observe and monitor price behaviour at (1 & 2), if TLT manages to avoid falling back into the multi-year rising channel, it could indicate further buying pressure. by rapidrunnersPublished 5541
Bond market flashing danger...Metals crash. DGAZF goes completely off the charts and enters acceleration. Now bonds are flashing a cautionary red flag. How long will this completely disconnected, illusionary market rise continue, despite the imploding economy and these huge warning signs? Shortby superePublished 225
TLTInteresting candle today. Not ideal being below the 20 sma at this point in the run but will be keeping an eye on it. Still holding Dec calls.by EssendyPublished 112
TLT updateAs said yesterday S1 probability is low. If TLT can not hold white channel bottom today and tomorrow. S2 chance will decrease meaningfully. S3 will be invalidated once lost daily cloud bottom. In this case, 139 will likely be retested. by Dllew2019Published 1
$TLT Long Entry 14:29:56 (UTC) Tue Aug 11, 2020$TLT Long Entry 14:29:56 (UTC) Tue Aug 11, 2020Longby TayFxPublished 4418
Doomsayers Beware: Potential Resistance on Bond PricesAs most people know, sentiment has been running uber-bearish. That’s lifted gold and depressed interest rates. But now the action in bond prices may be showing an end to the move. The iShares 20+ year Treasury Bond ETF tracks the prices of long-dated bonds. And they may have recently hit a peak around $172, near the same level where it was rejected in April. There could be several implications if this potential double-top holds. First, and most obviously, it would boost longer-term bond yields. That, in turn, would steepen the curve and could help banks and financials. It could also lift some economic forecasts using bond yields as indicators. That, in turn, could make it harder to own high-multiple “growth” stocks and keep money flowing toward cyclical “value” names like small caps, industrials and financials. Higher rates could also support the U.S. dollar and make precious metals a little less precious. The news flow today is consistent with this kind of shift: 1-TSA data shows air travel back to its highest levels since March. 2-China is moving to reopen visits to Macau. 3-Washington is inching toward a stimulus bill.by TradeStationPublished 115
A very unexpected crash in Treasuries in underway.Risk parity, optimal portfolios, efficient frontiers: all go down the drain. Because when everything goes down, it just goes down, like the droplets of sweat on the fund managers' faces. A good deal of market moves that are deemed ABCs are, in fact, ABCDEs: w.A, then B, then a very weak C, followed by wave D, and completed by wave E, which accomplishes everything that wave C was not ready to do. How far will wave E go? Bonds have been uptrending ever since the 2008 crisis, and in the case of 20Y treasuries the advance has formed an ending wedge. It is entirely possible to see wave E reach the lower quarter of this structure, ending at 100, or at least approaching it. The time for this move is now: it should happen with the sell-off in the EUR, stocks, and EUR-crosses, the latter being so much correlated with bonds.Shortby AndyMPublished 555