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SPY Bonds are ripping. Called the bottom on my minds post on US10Y on Monday. Wish my callout for SPY was as accurate lol. Yields weren’t going to stay down forever with the data we’ve been seeing. Nonfarm Payrolls can push yields even higher tomorrow.

US10Y SPX NAS100 If the US 10-year Treasury yield falls below 4.0%, it may indicate that the market is anticipating a recession. Conversely, if the market expects a rate cut, the 10-year yield would likely remain above 4.0%, suggesting a period of sideways trading. In this scenario, stocks, including the S&P 500, could move upwards.

There are equally valid reasons to be both bearish and bullish; therefore, avoid rigid positions if your convictions are uncertain.

US10Y Is down over 1% and looks like it will continue to move lower to at least the 0.618 retracement at 4.14%, which is down another 2%, before GDP. I expect Wednesday’s report to move yields higher and stocks lower. SPY QQQ DXY
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US10Y so I kinda need help is it bad for economy when yields go up or it’s the other way around?

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Who will be holding paper or government debt when the music stops.
Who will be holding tangible assets like GOLD and SILVER

He who holds the gold makes the rules.
It's time to end the endless

US10Y US 10Y Bonds: Stable income, low risk, and diversification benefits. Influenced by interest rates, inflation expectations, and global economic trends. Useful for yield curve analysis and duration management. US02Y AU10Y DE10Y DE02Y

US100 US10Y US30Y ... Careful trading everyone... the bond yields have creeped back up.

Look at the time Bonds go higher and US100 hoes lower. Interesting….


US10Y Has Xi Jinping of China called yet? Should Trump call Xi Jinping of China and tell him to call first? 🤣🤣

SPY US10Y US30Y ... Careful trading everyone... the bond yields have creeped back up.