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0.6521 +0.0010    +0.17%
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Type:  Bond
Group:  Government
Market:  United States
  • Prev. Close: 0.6510
  • Day's Range: 0.6500 - 0.6520
U.S. 5Y 0.6521 +0.0010 +0.17%

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Prev. Close0.651
Price99.88
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Day's Range0.65 - 0.652
Price Open99.87
Maturity Date31 JUL 2026
52 wk Range0.19 - 0.988
Price Range99.87 - 99.88
1-Year Change196.27%
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When interest rates slump, gold soars.
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As we have reached already (inflation) cycle peak, interest rates are moving down from a very low base, which suggests record low interest rates ahead.
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Interest rates are closely correlated with oil and gas equities. If we get a shale crash, interest rates will slump as well
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The bond market (MUT red) is the main driver for the stock market. The Fed targets the bond market with interest rates. If the bond market is weak, the Fed lowers Treasuries by buying or selling. Only if the bond market recovers, stock markets can follow.
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I think Mr.Gundlach was correct when he said and predicted that US treasury yields would top in July and i think that his prediction is coming true. That is very good news for tech and Nasdaq.
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Lower yields are good news for techs only if the corporate bond market recovers. However, the bond market deteriorates by the minute, which pressures techs.
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multiple tops: that is a strong indicator of a major top and a crystal clear signal that this has lots of room on the downside.
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so if the yields crashed, why did gold as well? Aren't they inversely related?
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Gold is inversely related to the dollar, which had a very strong day today. .It's the relationship of the dollar to interest rate products that's unusual, since higher dollar is usually the result of higher rates
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why did it rise so high?
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thanks jpow for crashing the yields
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Did not age well i guess
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5yr Auction 0.621%
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12:00 first liquidity injection. 14:30 second one. You can even know at what time money printer goes brrr and market starts going up again
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before lunch, and after lunch
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negative rates are a question of time not if.
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This will go to zero before election night
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looks like a managed market. however, does the Fed really have a chance other than to let it fall below zero.
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The Fed and Treasury wants the shorter dated to fall.
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Jeff Bailey  they do not want it, yet they are forced to drive the rates down.
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if trendline broken, it is going below zero.
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Record 5-year auction completed! Strong demand. Current yield 0.319% @ 01:24 PM ET
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Bear flag broken?  Are interest rates in becoming negative?
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US bonds swiftly closing in with German bonds closing the yield spread. buying bonds by taking out  short term loans from the Fed is the nearly the only way for banks to generate cash. the Fed generates this way over 600 bn per year of risk free cash to banks, insurance companies, institutions...
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gigantic fallout from bear flag. this is going below zero as early this week. jobless claims will go over one million.
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bear flag broke down. what will this do for the dollar.
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bear flag on the cusp of breakdown. negative interest rates likely.
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should the bear flag collapse, yields will be going below zero.
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bond yield is going to be zero soonerrrrrrrr
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nope. the 3 month went also below zero. negative interest rates coming in all maturities.
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Pffft negative yielding bonds? This 5 year note peaked in the mid 70's with over 16%. Then Der Boomer dumped their bags. The market has never recovered since and we're left with fighting for economic scrap cloth.
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