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Bond yields have lost critical supportYields spiked past their March 2020 highs overnight. (This chart is inverted). Many believe this will be a sign of hyperinflation. To me, it is a sign that the FED has been amputated of its second last magic power (ie. moving to negative rates) and therefore they are losing control of the financial markets. If they want to keep this shenanigan going, they likely have one final weapon in their arsenal which is to buy up stocks *directly*. Such a move would have huge socio-economic and political ramifications. So, will they do it? Or will they finally let mother nature take its course and restore balance to this mangled beast we still call a stock market? With respect to the question of hyperinflation, I agree that it will hit hard, but *only* the essentials of life: core inflation. In general, we will remain in a deflationary environment until all the bandages unravel one day and the whole system resets to heal itself from the bones out.
NASDAQ:TLTShort
by supere
5
Bullish Garley PCZ At Support Above The 200 Week Moving AverageTLT has hit a significant support visible on both the weekly and the monthly at a 78.6% Fibonacci Retrace from the previous low to high. I will expect to see TLT attempt a Bullish Reversal from the horizontal support zone i have highlighted in green. If we get any significant movement below the 200 week moving average then i would exit the trade. As for profit taking levels, i would take some profit once we near the last high and hold the rest as i believe we could go much higher.
NASDAQ:TLTLong
by RizeSenpai
Bond Meltup IncomingInterest rates are going to continue to move up to help drain the excess liquidity in the system. TGA will spend the last of its money in the form of a stimulus package, then we will see a great reversal on the dollar and interest rates, as cashflow continues to dry up, banks too scared to loan to each other (and therefore not make consumer and commercial loans), and money continues to move from consumerism to savings accounts. Put simply, illiquidity in the system, and raising interest rates will lead to a smackdown to near-zero again, maybe even negative, to prevent a major shock to the system. Looking to buy more TLT dips this year. I think the meltup will begin with bank insolvency.
NASDAQ:TLTLong
by MoneybagsMcGee
6