US10Y FOR 3.000 US30Y FOR 3.200Rate hike 93% probability in week ahead. Expect to see the 10Y at 3 and 30Y at 3.2 over the next 10 trading days.Longby UnknownUnicorn2415222Updated 3
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Make a quick buck every day w this quick scalp. Free money.Set bracket orders. profit. GG. Every day. Enjoy you 300$ daily. * I need to start doing this.by MrRenevUpdated 4
Long US30Y, daily breakout daily chart broke above 3.226 target could be 3.288 or greater stop below 3.2Longby electrader1
US 30Reason I would've placed this trade was because I saw a supply zone at 98"05"7 level. this zone has never been tested before which means this is a fresh zone, worn out zones cause exhaustion in price. I have a 1:4 risk vs reward, risking 30% to make 1.30%. Shortby russellm2
US30 moving sideways still, long seems more profitableUS30 moving sideways still, long seems more profitableby TAS_is_Goliath_Capital_Growth2
US Treasury 5s30s and 10s30s Curve - Flat Curve Predictions?The current trajectory of the flattening in the US Treasury 5s30s curve (30y yield minus 5y yield) and the 10s30s curve (30y yield minus 10y yield) illustrates a potential for the following: 1) A flat curve by July 2018 if the flattening trajectory continues (green lines); 2)A flat curve by Nov 2018 if we plot the trajectory from the recent steepening of the curve (red lines). Shortby arigoldenUpdated 1111
Flat Yield Curve Equals...Are we headed for a flat Yield Curve? The Yield Curve highlights the spread between short term and long term bonds and is an important indicator of economic growth. We are currently in an uptrend, with short interest rates lower than longer maturities. A flat yield curve can signal an adjustment in the economy and a shift in growth. It precedes an inverted yield/recession. Is this a warning sign? Trading Forex / CFDs is High Risk.by BlackwellGlobal8
US30Y still in consolidation formating a H&S preparing down moveUS30Y still in consolidation formating a double H&S preparing down moveShortby TAS_is_Goliath_Capital_GrowthUpdated 4
US30Y getting ready for an impulse upUS30Y getting ready for an impulse upLongby TAS_is_Goliath_Capital_GrowthUpdated 5
US30Y Yield looks to go down, as the USD goes upUS30Y Yield looks to go down, as the USD goes upShortby TAS_is_Goliath_Capital_GrowthUpdated 8
US30 Bonds going up and pulling USD with themUS30 Bonds going up and pulling USD with themLongby TAS_is_Goliath_Capital_Growth334
US30Y | D | GANN GEOTesting this gann |geo| setup. Price quickly moved out the first half intersect. Now testing down resistance. Cheers, Keopsby Keops2
US30Y | 3H | D Not Over YetWhat you see is what you get: Putting my wave glasses on: Cheers, KeopsShortby KeopsUpdated 2
DVG + Channel-usually preceding a breakout long, risky, however chance of fade keeping risk amt low -unusual parabolic (ellipses) -only if channel tests, holds -Shortby sophia7153
30Y ResistancePullback soon as we test underside of channel. Yellow = Gold Performance. $GLD $TLT $SPY $GDXby mortdiggiddy112
FOMC Minutes Reveal Inflation Still a ConcernThe FOMC minutes are being released as I write this, but weak inflation seems to one of their key concerns. Expect the yield curve to continue to flatten as this gets priced into the long end. The spread between the US 30 year and Us 2 year has been careening off a cliff lately and given this news, it is safe to expect this trend to continue. The Kovach Chande indicator is solidly bearish, confirming this, and the lower bound of the Kovach Reversals indicator is continuously being pushed. If you want access to the Kovach Momentum Indicators, Reversals Indicator, or Crypto Specific Indicators, please sign up at quantguy.net!Shortby quantguy1
Yield Curve Below 1%, Racing to the BottomThe yield curve (spread between the 30 year and 2 year spread) just broke below 1%. All indicators suggest this trend to continue. It has been encroaching the lower Bollinger Band of the Kovach Reversals Indicator, with no retracement in sight. A retracement will be confirmed by a green triangle, if an when it happens. The Federal reserve should be very mindful of this in their December meeting. If you're interested in the Kovach Reversals Indicator and more, sign up for access at quantguy.net!Shortby quantguy1
Yield Curve Continues To FlattenThe yield curve struggles to come up for air as it hurdles toward zero. The slope of the trend is clearly decreasing, indicating that the flattening is accelerating. We've tested the lower bound of the Bollinger Band without a relief rally which is a very bearish sign. Also the Kovach Chande indicator is bearish and appears to be increasingly more so. If you find this technical analysis useful, check out my indicators at quantguy.net!Shortby quantguy0
Yield Curve Continues to FallAs investors price in lower inflation and increased expectations for a Fed rate hike, the yield curve (between the 30 year bond and the two year note) is continuously making new lows. Typically, the flattening or steepening of the yield curve is led by one end, but in this case, both appear to be contributing equally. This presents a problem for the Fed as raising rates (or more hawkish rhetoric) could hurl the yield curve closer to negative territory. We can see the spread has been hugging the lower bound of the Kovach Reversals Indicator for some time, which is an extremely bearish sign. Also, the slope of the spread has become increasingly more negative. If you want access to the Kovach Reversals indicator and more, check out quantguy.net.Shortby quantguy1
30 Year, 2 Year Spread Making New LowsThe spread between the 30 year US treasury bond and the 2 year bill has made new lows as the yield curve in the US continues to flatten. Anticipate a pullback at some point, but the curve will likely continue to flatten as investors price in a rate hike despite dovish comments from Bullard at the Fed. This pullback will be confirmed by a green triangle on the Kovach Reversal Indicator. If you're interested in using this indicator, check out quantguy.net.Shortby quantguy2