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TLT 99.19 Target Achieved, New Pattern EmergingTechnical & Trade View TLT Ishares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF Trade View 99.19 Target Achieved, New Pattern Emerging Bias: Bullish Above Bearish below 97.90 Technicals Primary support is 97.90 Primary upside objective 101.13 Next pattern confirmation, acceptance above 99.50 Failure below 97.90 opens a test of 96.90 20 Day VWAP bullish, 5 Day VWAP bullish Today’s New York Cut Option Expiries: 1.1695-00 (414M), 1.1800 (319M) Institutional Insights According to analysts at Goldman Sachs ‘ Inflation miss-fueled bond rally likely overdone.Through the week, Fedcommentary has suggested a strong preference to slow down the pace of hiking. The inflation miss—October core CPI rose 0.27% month-over-month,below expectations, with services inflation slowing somewhat more than our economists’ projections—makes the step down at the upcoming FOMC meeting more likely, though Fed speakers appear to have been laying the groundwork fora slower pace irrespective of realized economic data. Markets repriced FOMCOIS beyond this December even more aggressively, both bringing the peak rate back below 5% and pricing additional easing beyond the (lowered) peak. While The details of the CPI report suggest there could be some downside risk to our current projected CPI path, we do not believe this materially changes the risks of hike cycle extension. Outside of unanticipated activity weakness (that is as yet not visible), we see a fundamental inconsistency in this price action. While a deepening of forward curve inversion is indeed appropriate when anticipating a recession, given the underlying strength of the economy, we believe the Fed will need to raise rates above current peak pricing for that to occur; a higher terminal rate, in turn, is more likely if inflation remains uncomfortably high. Either Combination—a higher terminal rate, but current levels of inversion, or the current terminal rate, but less deep inversion—argues for both higher end-2023 forward rates a higher average level of rates over the next two years. In case of the former, the cuts being priced offset the hikes earlier in the year, leaving net Fed pricing for 2023 one of the least aggressive among G10’
NASDAQ:TLT
by Tickmill
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Signs Of Trend Reversal Hey Team, If it holds, this could be a sign of a reversal; fingers crossed. Also large gap in pricing! A gap is an area discontinuity in a security's chart where its price either rises or falls from the previous day's close, with no trading occurring in between. Gaps are common when news causes market fundamentals to change during hours when markets are typically closed, for instance, an earnings call after-hours. What Does A Gap Tell You? Gaps typically occur when a piece of news or an event causes a flood of buyers or sellers into the security. It results in the price opening being significantly higher or lower than the previous day's closing price. Depending on the kind of gap, it could indicate either the start of a new trend or a reversal of a previous trend. KEY TAKEAWAYS A gap is a discontinuous space in the price chart of an asset or security, often occurring between trading hours. There are four different types of gaps: Common Gaps Common gaps generally get filled relatively quickly (usually within a couple of days) when compared to other types of gaps. Common gaps are also known as "area gaps" or "trading gaps" and tend to be accompanied by normal average trading volume. Breakaway Gaps A breakaway gap occurs when the price gaps above a support or resistance area, like those established during a trading range. When the price breaks out of a well-established trading range via a gap, that is a breakaway gap. A breakaway gap could also occur out of another type of chart pattern, such as a triangle, wedge, cup and handle rounded bottom or top, or head and shoulders pattern. Runaway Gaps A runaway gap, typically seen on charts, occurs when trading activity skips sequential price points, usually driven by intense investor interest. In other words, there was no trading, defined as an exchange of ownership in security, between the price point where the runaway gap began and where it ended. & Exhaustion Gaps An exhaustion gap is a technical signal marked by a break lower in prices (usually on a daily chart) that occurs after a rapid rise in a stock's price over several weeks prior. This signal reflects a significant shift from buying to selling activity that usually coincides with falling demand for a stock. The implication of the signal is that an upward trend may be about to end soon. Gaps are easy to spot, but determining the type of gap is much harder to figure out. Source: Investopedia.com
NASDAQ:TLT
by PayItForwardLending
TLT Targeting A Test of 99.19Technical & Trade View TLT (ishares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF) Bias: Bullish Above Bearish below 93.27 Technicals Primary support is 93.27 Primary pattern objective is 99.19 Acceptance above 95.40 next pattern confirmation Acceptance below 93.20 opens a test of 90.30 20 Day VWAP bearish , 5 Day VWAP bearish Notes US CPI released today, volatility expected around the print Goldman Sachs expects ‘a below-consensus 0.44% increase in core CPI in October (vs. 0.5% consensus), which would lower the year-on-year rate to 6.46% (vs. 6.5% consensus). We expect moderate increases in both food and energy prices to raise headline CPI by 0.49% (vs. 0.6% consensus), which would lower the year-on-year rate to 7.8% (vs. 7.9% consensus)' Going forward Goldman 'expect monthly core CPI inflation to remain in the 0.3-0.4% range for the next couple of months before edging down to 0.2-0.3% next year. We forecast year-over-year core CPI inflation of 6.2% in December 2022, 3.3% in December 2023, and 2.7% in December 2024. The deceleration we expect in 2023 is driven more by goods than services categories'
NASDAQ:TLTLong
by Tickmill
TLT heads up on where SPY is headingPreviously, mentioned about how TLT, UST10Y and SPY have a special relationship where the former two leads the latter. And overlaying the SPY on the TLT daily chart, there is a warning given… That TLT is heading down given that it failed a resistance level at 98, and more recently at 95. Support is at 93, and failing this brings TLT near its recent low. The MACD is turning down, while the Vol Div clearly crossed down. Oddly enough, while the correlation between SPY and TLT is uncanny, the SPY is still far off it’s recent low. A suggestion to manage risk surely? Hint hint. IMHO, this another indication that the SPY is revisiting its last low… especially when TLT does that soon.
NASDAQ:TLT
by Auguraltrader
TLT -- When I'm Going to Thinking About Going Long 20 Year+The short answer is: at pre-Great Recession levels when the yield on the 10-year T note was at 5.0% or above. Current forecasts for the terminal Fed funds rate are for 4.75-5.00 in February of 2023, which could push the 20 year+ paper exchange-traded fund back to near 2006-2007 levels between 80.50 and 82.05. (See, $TNX, June '06 high, 5.245, correspondent with a TLT 82.56 low; June '07 high, 5.316, correspondent with a TLT 82.20 low). If current bets as to the terminal rate are correct, we should fall short of the 2006 and 2007 levels, but could nevertheless be pretty darn close. And since current bets are that the Fed Funds rate doesn't come off 4.75-5.00 until much later in the year (the current forecast, is, ugh, November of 2023), this would conceivably require a good amount of time to work out. As we've seen, however, things can change. A few months ago, bets weren't being made on a terminal rate quite this high and that a potential cut would come far sooner in 2023. But, here we are. Inflation could either remain "sticky," or come down rapidly in response to what the Fed has done so far, in which case, we never see the low 80s in 20 year+ maturity paper. Naturally, if we do get there, I'll look to dip my toe in, whether it be with short puts (which would be a quasi-acquisitional play, most likely in my IRA) or something more directional, like a long call diagonal or a zebra/call ratio backspread ... .
NASDAQ:TLTLong
by NaughtyPines
double DOJI ?I am going to preface this post by saying that it is very difficult to apply technical analysis to TLT since it is so much affect by MACRO events... but.... What we have is a DOJI GAPPING DOWN last friday followed by a SPINNING TO BLACK OR, Arguably Two Spinning top ONE WHITE ONE BLACK if there is a reversal (bear trend up breakout) and it happens 52% of the time after the pattern, then we have on average a 9.69% return following the pattern - ($99) and as of now we have a 5.5% bounce to almost $98. Which is about half way from the top of the range I drew. My point... be careful, may be wait till we break through $99 and retest of $99. Hope this helps. I don't put a ton of faith that it is a reversal and if we are forming a bottom the I would guess we will retest these lows... It's encouraging though on a technical standpoint.
NASDAQ:TLTLong
by joce-69003
TLT island bottomWow! I certainly did not expect this, but it should be in everyones best interest to flip long for short to mid term. TLT showing signs of a potential bottom (at best a local bottom). Island bottoms are super bullish and SHOULD NOT be faded. Pick your favorite meme stocks and go all-in longs. I think this is a bigger deal than most people think, especially before earnings and GDP news. Obviously this could flip on a dime; however, if we see any continuation our of this in the next couple days, I'd get ready for a fairly large short squeeze. STAY NIMBLE FOLKS My favorite longs are: TSLA COIN AMC
NASDAQ:TLTLong
by mperri329