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10 Year Treasury / Mortgage rates consolidating before risingIf you are contemplating whether to lock a mortgage interest rate, consider the chart here. It appears to be knocking repeatedly on the 3% door and will eventually break through and rates will rise. Even if the consolidation dips to the C point, that may not be enough to trigger a rate decrease, but if so, lock it as it will quickly disappear as the rate goes back to D, then a breif dip to E before taking off into the 3% Plus land.
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by HoosierHODL
TNX 10 Year YieldThe 10 Year Yield is now above 2.9% ... From an EW perspective, it looks like Minuette wave (iv) is over. The Fed is walking a fine line. The National debt is too high and interest costs will cripple the country at normal rates like 5%. But China and Russia and even Japan are not buying treasuries and won’t unless and until interest rates are overwhelmingly attractive. We are in end stages of a crack-up boom. So IF everyone is selling Bonds who's gone buy ? If US debt interest costs soar while tax receipts fall and foreigners exit $ assets, US becomes insolvent or Fed buys everything. Short Bond
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by Gab
Short-term resistance for 10 -year but long term risingWhat we see in the 10-year yields is that the most probabilistic thing right here is to correct to the 38-50% fibs before starting the new rally phase which will make the new highs. Even though it has many cycles pushing down the pattern is so positively configured that it will very soon start rising again once that correction is over. That inversely means that the /ZN , the treasury notes are about to start a new rallying phase into resistance which should be sold.
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by Kontoeidis1989
To Lock a Mortgage Rate or Not in The Short TermThe 10 YR Treasury Note Yield appears to have met strong resistance near the 3.0 mark and is starting to roll over on the weekly charts. Notice the RSI above 70 and starting to hook downward. Every other time the RSI rolled over at or above 70 for the last decade, the trend was down shortly afterwards. The next likely support is at the 2.5 area, which by then the rates should have come down by at least 1/8th percent on average across the different mortgage products. Do your own due diligence. This is not investment advice, but is only my observations and opinions.
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by HoosierHODL
10 YR Treasury Note Yield 1993 - 2018Low interest rates. With more ghost malls, more shuttering/cutting back of corporate stores (Sears, Macy's, Old Navy, etc.), with wages down, real-estate up (not for long), food inflation up/serving sizes of containers smaller (shrinkflation)... I hope interest rates aren't bumped up (home loans/car loans/credit card rates). The stock market will dive soon I think. When it does let's hope that more investors rush into crypto as a safe haven and push prices per coin way up. Perhaps crypto melts first (current situation) and if the market tanks they may look attractive for investors. On another note are there any CD's available anymore at 5%? Haven't seen one of those in awhile. The other day I listened to a call center offering me 0.3% on a business checking account. 0.3% --->WEAK! We shall see.
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by OneManTrading
10 Year Treasury rates to break resistance or one more dip firstThe 10 year appears to want to either break above the resistance or take on more small trip down to the e wave on this a,b,c,d,e triangle. If it hits the lower triangle boundary and then bounces, then probability is greater that it will then break the upper resistance. So if you are looking to lock a rate, or float watch both triangle boundaries to see what happens. If it breaks lower boundary, then rates could drop so you can float if the rate drifts down into the lower boundary as long as it does not break the upper boundary first. Not intended as investment advice. This is an opinion only. Make of it what you will after doing your own analysis first.
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by HoosierHODL
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GOLD VS US 10 -year yield Gold jumped almost $17 from the yesterday low of $1304.50 and hits fresh three-month high. The main reason for jump is due to weakness of US dollar. US dollar index is trading weak for the past 12 days and closed below neck line support for two consecutive days. It is currently trading around 91.88. The yellow metal jumped till $1321.50 and is currently trading around $1313. US 10 year yield rose almost 3% from low of 2.40% on strong US stock market and also due to slight jump in European bond yields after positive comment from ECB board member. US yield and gold have negative correlation of 65% for the past one year and 82% for the past four months. So any further jump in yields will drag the yellow metal down till $1287 (10 – day MA) On the higher side, gold is facing strong resistance at $1321 and any break above will take the yellow metal till $1331/$1339 (161.8% retracement). The near term support is at $1302 (5- day MA) and any violation below will drag the metal to next level till $1295 (7- day MA) /$1287 (100- day MA). Minor weakness below $1270 (200- day MA). Any break below $1270 will drag the gold till $1260/$1243/$1236 (Dec 12th 2017 low). It is good to sell on rallies around $1315-17 with SL around $1322 for the TP of $1302/$1295.
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by FxWirePro
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