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Trader Moe
The Ten-Year Killed Its Breakout By Trader Moe - Dec 03, 2015

The 10-Year Killed Its Potential Price Channel Breakout to Complete a Megaphone Right Shoulder on its Inverse H&S Bottom. The 10-year has cancelled its potential price channel melt-up set-up to...

Alhambra Investment Partners, LLC
Did Something Blow Up In Junk Bonds? By Alhambra Investment Partners, LLC - Dec 03, 2015

There isn’t much as far as confirmation, but it increasingly appears as if “something” just hit the triple hooks (CCC) in the junk bond bubble. At least as far as one view of it,...

Daniel Sesay
U.S. Treasuries Brace For Impact By Daniel Sesay - Dec 01, 2015

US Treasuries continue to move higher ahead of the FED meeting, tracking their European counterparts. Draghi has promised QE into the bond market, so it makes sense for European bonds to make the...

Tiho Brkan
Will Long-Term Interest Rates Move Up In 2016? By Tiho Brkan - Nov 30, 2015

We are wondering if long term interest rates will move up in ’16? The US government bond market is approaching an important inflection point and we're wondering if interest rates might break out...

Sol Palha
Will Bonds Crash In 2015? By Sol Palha - Nov 27, 2015

The trend in bonds was bullish for a long time, and one can see how bonds ran up during that time frame. Currently, its neutral and that also has to be viewed through a bullish lens as it should have...

Hale Stewart
Bonds: Why Is Long End Selling Off? By Hale Stewart - Nov 23, 2015

For the bond market, the release of the Fed minutes was this week’s biggest news. The Fed described employment positively. They also noted personal consumption expenditures and capital...

Alhambra Investment Partners, LLC
Yield Curve Has Gone Rogue By Alhambra Investment Partners, LLC - Nov 22, 2015

By all meaningful measures, credit markets today aren’t any different than they were after the first “dollar” wave crested and subsided. Despite all that has transpired all over the...

Doug Short
Treasury Snapshot At The Start Of The Week By Doug Short - Nov 17, 2015

In the wake of Paris attacks, let's take a close look at US Treasuries. The yield on the 10-year note ended the day on Friday at 2.28%, which is at the higher end of the year-to-date range of 1.68% to...

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