US02Y Forecasts gold price and recession?If you take a look at the previous recession's pattern, it looks like it's about to happen again.Longby otterslide4
Path of 2 YR Interest RatesUsing a weekly chart to predict the path of short term interest rates, it appears lower rates are ahead. The path toward lower interest rates which continues to keep the inflation game going. Shortby Hdge4u2
Keep an eye on rates!!I am looking for a bear steepner at this time. Keep an eye on 10y yields. We may see kumo breakout soon. This will impact a few things. For more details: Please visit my blog chartsonmac.wordpress.com. You can send an email there as well if you want me to post something. Thanks, Longby xChampi0nxUpdated 3
US 2 year bullish wedge breakoutLong-term, US 2 year going to 6% per huge cup and handle. (See other chart.)Longby UnknownUnicorn6344283
Bond armageddon coming — US 2-year to 6%Finishing up a huge, multi-year cup and handle. Get out of bonds and go short.Shortby UnknownUnicorn634428117
Comparing US02Y vs US10YBy decrementing US10Y from US02Y we see the actual breakout so to speak. Volatile. Already touched the previous Global Resistance with a huge spike and most likely next 2 to 3 years are going to be volatile as well coming to an end around Nov 2021 - the point that looks pretty similar to what we already saw in 1991 | 2001 | 2008 and notice since 2008 the move down wasn't that significant comparing to the previous two(1991-1993 and 2001-2003) thank's to US QE I guess? We might actually end this trend or maybe just maybe from 2021 to 2023 going below the ZERO which you can comment the possibility of that happens and how do you prepare yourself ;-) According to this time analysis in Nov 2021 "the disaster" is going to be at the peak.by sequentialvision118
US02Y: BUY or SELL?12 years of doubts before the actual recession OR 12 years that the trend is going to change?by sequentialvision7
Treasure Bonds Indicators don´t look goodA quick review on indicators specifically, 21-49 EMAs on RSI show a significantbear cross following the same behavior dron 2001 and 2008 recessions, get ready for an important correction on the stock market as I announced days ago.Shortby jlugog3
No Rate Cut, Higher Rates, Stock Market Up?I believe stock markets worldwide will continue its bull run despite past indicators like the yield curve inversion signaling a bear market/recession. We are entering a new era of time.Longby Joanitous2
Rate cut on PointFED with no other choice but to cut rates as predicted a few weeks ago. This was no coincidence and perfectly plays into the recession scenario. Cutting rates with the fully loaded balance sheet is a very precarious task and markets are bound to become increasingly unstable Because of the insanely high uncertainty when it comes to monetary policy. Long on bonds with tanking yields, Short global marketsShortby MysteriousPersian117
interest rate bounce off the zero line or enter below zone and gold rockets up?? something to watch forby hillbilly2501
3.015 is the only level in play for 2 year yields...It is very clear from the monthly chart here that this has been an uptrend for some time now. The 2 year yields have started to see some widely anticipated profit taking just shy of the 2.618 extended target for the 3rd wave. The market has since retraced and held the 23.6% in a corrective 4th wave process. Time to start paying attention to yields again for 2019.Longby ridethepigUpdated 6
US02Y 2 Year Yield - History Repeats Itself2YY is falling after a retest of the multi-decade trend. This will be the fourth time in history. These are followed by a major bear market and recession. Shortby PipPhenes111
expecting fed to reduce ratesInversion on the yield curve is making markets very uneasy and for good reason. Now the fed is stuck between to evils. Raising rates to reduce the balance sheet in order to be prepared for the inevitable recession (lets be honest, its too late for that now), OR reduce rates to at least flatten the yield curve. This would show in the yield of the 2 year and 3 month treasury being reduced to 2.4% and below. This is exactly what they wanted to avoid but thats the price the FED pays for letting the market dictate monetary policy when they should've been raising rates long ago. Expecting short term rates to fall shortly. There is not much that can be done now but brace because there is a decade worth of a shitstorm about to be unleashed in the form of credit and corporate debt and capitulation. Long on the vix is a great way to protect assets if you are looking for a hedge. Shortby MysteriousPersian2