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2.855 +0.008    +0.26%
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Type: Bond
Group: Government
Market: United States
  • Prev. Close: 2.847
  • Day's Range: 2.836 - 2.855
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U.S. 10Y 2.855 +0.008 +0.26%
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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:Buy
Moving Averages:NeutralBuy (6)Sell (6)
Technical Indicators:Strong BuyBuy (7)Sell (1)

Pivot PointsJul 20, 2018 08:21AM GMT

Name S3 S2 S1 Pivot Points R1 R2 R3
Classic 2.830 2.834 2.841 2.845 2.852 2.856 2.863
Fibonacci 2.834 2.838 2.841 2.845 2.849 2.852 2.856
Camarilla 2.846 2.847 2.848 2.845 2.850 2.851 2.852
Woodie's 2.832 2.835 2.843 2.846 2.854 2.857 2.865
DeMark's - - 2.844 2.846 2.854 - -

Technical IndicatorsJul 20, 2018 08:21AM GMT

Name Value Action
RSI(14) 48.463 Neutral
STOCH(9,6) 61.657 Buy
STOCHRSI(14) 100.000 Overbought
MACD(12,26) -0.004 Sell
ADX(14) 37.066 Buy
Williams %R -9.836 Overbought
CCI(14) 160.3389 Buy
ATR(14) 0.0081 Less Volatility
Highs/Lows(14) 0.0036 Buy
Ultimate Oscillator 61.739 Buy
ROC 0.193 Buy
Bull/Bear Power(13) 0.0035 Buy

Buy: 7

Sell: 1

Neutral: 1


Summary:Strong Buy

Moving AveragesJul 20, 2018 08:21AM GMT

Period Simple Exponential
MA5 2.848
Buy 		2.849
Buy
MA10 2.847
Buy 		2.848
Buy
MA20 2.849
Buy 		2.852
Buy
MA50 2.865
Sell 		2.859
Sell
MA100 2.860
Sell 		2.860
Sell
MA200 2.857
Sell 		2.858
Sell

Buy: 6

Sell: 6


Summary:Neutral

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Gino11able .
Gino11able . 17 hours ago
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Likely a market crash today without the Fed's bond buying raid at open.
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Clark LIAO Jul 13, 2018 2:30AM ET
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can the yield curve transfer to negative slope in US gov. bond?
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Akash Eda Jul 11, 2018 4:59PM ET
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What is the ticker for this
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Gino11able .
Gino11able . Jul 10, 2018 12:12PM ET
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3 months to a recession with the flattened yield curve.
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I don't know the Govt. is pretty good at prolonging the current Ponzi scheme.
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Hei Leopold Jul 02, 2018 1:44AM ET
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After years of positive correlatiion, yields completely decoupled from oil ( blue line). This makes officials very nervous.
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Quincy Spencer Fiiad Jun 27, 2018 11:13AM ET
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CLOSE ALL SWITZERLAND CASH MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTS
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dicky setiadi Jun 25, 2018 9:17AM ET
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1247 on the track
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Young Mullah Fx Jun 25, 2018 1:46AM ET
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so when the bond goes down that means the dollar gains right ??
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Peter Petrov Jun 25, 2018 1:46AM ET
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not right
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Ali Afzal
Ali Afzal Jun 25, 2018 1:46AM ET
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When the bond yields go up it makes it more attractive because you get more for your money. Makes dollar more attractive which makes gold weaker because dollar is stronger
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mh mh Jun 25, 2018 1:46AM ET
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Ali Afzal it's not a direct relationship , it's more of an indirect relationship, the only direct relationship is between bond yields and bonds but many times yields fall and the dollar goes down with it
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Henry Alejandro Paez Mendoza Jun 22, 2018 1:26AM ET
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where can i operate bonds  ?
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Ha ha ha
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all directional momentum index dmi
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Based on historical data analysis: the probability that usdtry hits 5 in the short term is 30%. Probability that it will go down to around 4.4: 50%.
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Utopian fen Jun 14, 2018 10:48AM ET
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NY snowflakes lol.
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LOL whahaeeeheeeee D e m o n r a t s are evil.
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Gino11able . good thing we elected the incompetent one who filed bankruptcy 6 times, great job
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Decline sign #2. Fed bond buying no longer lifting market. Silver cheap for now.
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guido cuenca Jun 14, 2018 5:08AM ET
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3.75 is top
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why yields are falling now from 3.005 to 2.7 series
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Ciprian Gal Jun 13, 2018 2:57PM ET
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Maybe some profit taking (also since the 17/05 highs were 3.12)
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You can find one interesting thing is that on the contrary of the Fed rate-hikes, the US$ will be depreciated further and further esp against S.Korean Won, Chinese Yuan, Japanese Yen. That means more and more shale gas and oils are exporting into the Asian countries in coming years:) ..Based on my Math, the benchmark WTI will be in the range of 70-80$ before end of June at the earliest:)
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Love your analysis. thank you and please keep it up!
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I am long DTYS etn!
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Richard Duncan
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Hope you played WTI based on your math.  Nice profit Friday.
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Yun Sean Jun 13, 2018 2:35PM ET
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Simply speaking, the Fed rate will be 2.5% in Dec, this year. Then what the 1oyr bond yield will be? It is very simple math that the US 10yr bond rate will be 3.525%-3.620%:)
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Leon Chen
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free $ here folks!
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JFI AUSTRALIA Jun 13, 2018 2:35PM ET
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You don't know how quickly rates will hike or fall in the future. That depends on econony. Many unknowns. That is where long term analysis helps.
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Yun Sean
Yun Sean Jun 13, 2018 2:19PM ET
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Also, the Fed gave clean and clear signal that there will be two more rate-hiking in coming months, Sep, and Dec 2018:) ..Next year, the Fed will raise also 4times, and in 2020, there will be 3more rate - hiking:) That means that the Fed rate will be over 4% in 2020yr, and the 10yr bond yield will be 6.5%-7.0%:)
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Yun Sean
Yun Sean Jun 13, 2018 2:16PM ET
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As it was expected that the Fed increased 0.25% rate today. Just matter of time that the 10yr bond will be soflty landed in the 3.0% range, maybe today? or before end of this week?:)
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Ciprian Gal
Ciprian Gal Jun 13, 2018 2:16PM ET
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The projection in the federal fund rate has also changed to the upside since the march meeting.
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Robert Brunswick
Robert Brunswick Jun 13, 2018 2:01PM ET
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RIPPPPPPPP
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Gabriele La Pietra Jun 12, 2018 4:49PM ET
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let’s see tomorrow....with FED hiking rates.
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Leroy McDonovan
Leroy McDonovan Jun 12, 2018 4:49PM ET
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Nah
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Ciprian Gal
Ciprian Gal Jun 12, 2018 3:37PM ET
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Why isn't this rising a bit more quickly?
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Leroy McDonovan
Leroy McDonovan Jun 12, 2018 3:37PM ET
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Why would it?
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guido cuenca Jun 07, 2018 9:31AM ET
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3'75 is top
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Fransiska Fransiska Jun 07, 2018 9:31AM ET
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Are you sure? It will not be 4%?
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Yun Sean Jun 07, 2018 9:11AM ET
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Based on money-movement, the 10yr bond yield will be 3.6% by the end of 2018:) ..The Fed will raise its hike 3more times including next week, June, 12th, 2018:) ..Also, coming Sep and Dec, the Fed will hike its rate again and again to the level of 2.25%-2.50%, means that the 10yr bond yield naturally will be reached at 3.6%, based on my math:) ..MIT is a truly good place to learn Math:)
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Fransiska Fransiska Jun 07, 2018 9:11AM ET
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Tks Yun Sean for sharing
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JN Zhu Jun 07, 2018 9:11AM ET
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Last month, Fed sounded more dovish.  Any reason you expect they will keep hiking rates this year?
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Above 3% things will start to go bang. Deutsche Bank, mortgages, stock market....
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