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2.813 +0.026    +0.95%
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Type:  Bond
Group:  Government
Market:  United States
  • Prev. Close: 2.787
  • Day's Range: 2.797 - 2.821
U.S. 10Y 2.813 +0.026 +0.95%

United States 10-Year Bond Yield Technical Analysis

 
A brief summary for United States 10-Year Bond Yield: either strong Buy, Buy, Strong Sell, Sell or Neutral signals. It also offers a detailed technical analysis based on the buy/sell signals of moving averages (simple and exponential for a wide range of periods) and Buy, Sell, Overbought, Oversold or Neutral signals of common chart indicators (including RSI, MACD and CCI). In addition, the page contains pivot point levels for Standard, Fibonacci and Camarilla, among others. All the technical studies are available in different time frames.
Summary:Sell
Moving Averages:SellBuy (4)Sell (8)
Technical Indicators:SellBuy (3)Sell (4)

Pivot PointsMay 23, 2022 01:51AM GMT

Name S3 S2 S1 Pivot Points R1 R2 R3
Classic 2.785 2.793 2.801 2.809 2.817 2.825 2.833
Fibonacci 2.793 2.799 2.803 2.809 2.815 2.819 2.825
Camarilla 2.804 2.805 2.807 2.809 2.810 2.811 2.813
Woodie's 2.785 2.793 2.801 2.809 2.817 2.825 2.833
DeMark's - - 2.804 2.811 2.821 - -

Technical IndicatorsMay 23, 2022 01:51AM GMT

Name Value Action
RSI(14) 46.089 Neutral
STOCH(9,6) 40.542 Sell
STOCHRSI(14) 56.436 Buy
MACD(12,26) -0.014 Sell
ADX(14) 26.668 Neutral
Williams %R -62.343 Sell
CCI(14) -2.1818 Neutral
ATR(14) 0.0209 High Volatility
Highs/Lows(14) 0.0000 Neutral
Ultimate Oscillator 55.508 Buy
ROC -1.952 Sell
Bull/Bear Power(13) 0.0068 Buy

Buy: 3

Sell: 4

Neutral: 4


Summary:Sell

Moving AveragesMay 23, 2022 01:51AM GMT

Period Simple Exponential
MA5 2.801
Buy 		2.804
Buy
MA10 2.798
Buy 		2.809
Buy
MA20 2.826
Sell 		2.816
Sell
MA50 2.843
Sell 		2.846
Sell
MA100 2.891
Sell 		2.873
Sell
MA200 2.907
Sell 		2.896
Sell

Buy: 4

Sell: 8


Summary:Sell

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Jim Cramer on CNBC just called for 2 100 bp hikes. The scary part is that Powell listened to him and his cronies when he was saying keep up the 0% and QE into 2022. I have to wonder if anybody other than Powell still listens to this guy. lol
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I'm surprised he didn't lose his job after "NO NO NO NO... don't pull your money out of Bear Stearns... that's just silly..."  days later Bear Stearns collapsed.
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I know...cramer. what a joke. how long was he screaming to keep rates down
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If he has a job @ CNBC, cockroach should also have a job there. Sich a crook.
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NOWis ALLuHAVE  Probably because everyone at Jims place of work is invested in Bear Sperrm
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NOWis ALLuHAVE  0.75% it will be for sure. Why you dont believe it? Is not any trap behind Just if you invest be careful nothing else
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the fed is like a farmer who waters everything in his field. Once the crop emerges, he would *** the crop for water dependency to make only strong crop. in this way, water would be funding and crop would be industry.
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this is why gme or amc were invisible during the pandemic. you literally could not short anything for long.
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Recession coming,  FED knows that.  Smart money goes in to bonds.  3.1 was highest point. we see 0.5 US T  soon !!! they will bash yields back to ZERO  to safe Economy.
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the employment rate is still good. I think that's the #1 recession indicator. economy and market are never 1:1.
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They created a good discount on bonds ready for the next leg up ( of which only the fed will be buyer whilst others bail out ) dollar crash
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I'm thinking when the Dow loses 30K the show starts...
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Dow Suffers Longest Losing Streak In 99 Years... Wow!  Just Wow!
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NOWis ALLuHAVE 8 consecutive weeks , i searched the chart back till 1977 cpuldnt find similar , no more data
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Dwain Hobbs  They  are 2014 when they did something similar. Try to sale in everything that you like to invest and wait for prices to drop. It will happen again and again this year so be careful
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Can you see a HS top (chart: 1 D) ?
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The CEO of Wells Fargo warned Tuesday that there is “no question” that the U.S. economy is going to get worse before it gets better....   “It’s going to be hard to avoid some kind of recession,” CEO Charles Scharf said during a Wall Street Journal event.
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No one can disagree with this guy without getting reported by him as an offensive remark. He just keep posting junk.
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Reverse Flash    Not me brother, never reported anyone.  I'm here for healthy debate and to learn from sharing ideas and even opposing opinions.  I post my thoughts and try to support them.
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they ALL know a recession is 100% coming ( fed included), but they cannot be seen to be scare mongerers ( and at the same time they dont want to look like fuuls later ), thats why they come up with nonsense words like soft landing / some kind of recession, blah blah blah,,
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pretty much coming out of recession into depression
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Dwain Hobbs  Agree.  Their words are scripted & reviewed to make sure they are getting the intended results, keep the public at ease but also plant the seeds for what they know is coming so later they can say, we warned you.
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Personally I think some sideways movement in the stock market over the next few months would be a net positive for the economy. When trying to tame inflation, you don't want a falling knife, however at the same time a large rally from here would only add to inflation pressures. I would be comfortable with a S&P 500 range of 3800 -4300 for the next few months while the Fed works through a few of its rate hikes.
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bound range from here for the next few months until new signals emerge
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Do you consider the possibility of the Fed failing?  I see the Fed dollar continuing to lose value at an ever faster pace until people here in America start rejecting it, just like nations all over the Earth have over the past few months.  Currencies have life cycles... they are not eternal.  They generally end when the currency won't buy the basic needs to sustain life.  I would argue that we're pretty damn close right now...
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Gas / diesel at or near $10 will be the breaking point and I expect we'll see that this summer, along with a supply chain collapse.  JMHO, but anyone who doesn't recognize that we're already well into a Recession at best case scenario, and a Deep Depression and possible currency collapse being the worst case scenario, is ignoring overwhelming signs & warnings, much like many did in 2007 just before the Great Recession of 2008.
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We dont have this luxury with modern monetary theory ,, only two settings , full rocket launch , deep ocean crash ,
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There’s an alarming lack of conviction in the way markets are flip-flopping all over the place... - credit: Bloomberg Markets Live this morning
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existing home sales fell a little. I would consider this a sign interest rates are having some effect on lending. also it should affect the real estate market by slowing demand.
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