Gold price is here inverted, but it looks like there could be some potential upside as it is lacking behind the 10-year treasury inflation-indexed rates (TIPS) and they are normally correlated. This is because when real rates rise the price of gold normally falls because it does not generate a yield. Either rates will rise or gold will go up, but it looks like a...
With inspiration from the Financial Times: www.ft.com 10-year inflation expectations(T10YIE) are stable while the US 10 yield (US10Y) and 10-year TIPS (treasury inflation-indexed security, DFII) are falling. This means that real rates are dropping as they are calculated as the nominal rate (US10Y) minus inflation expectations(T10YIE). The Financial Times argue...
Siemens looks a bit overbought and so does the DAX, fingers crossed.
Shorting MERCK here as it seems overbought on RSI and MACD
Is high yield debt signalling a top of the SP500? In the past the market flipped when high yield debt reached these prices.
Inflation seems to be tipping over (QUANDL:FRED/T5YIE) seems to be tipping over. Is that a DOW Top?
It seems like the stock market in the long run is just a proxy for the M2 money supply.
Gold looks technically interesting here, if correct it should also mean that US 10-year yields should be on their way back down.
Which one will decide the stock market? The yield curve or the money supply? In the past the yield curve jumped, the stock market dropped and then came back to the money supply level.
US10Y looks overbought on RSI and is touching its weekly moving average. Will it take small downturn before continuing to rise?
Which one is right? EURUSD or Copper? They usually follow along but now it seems that they deviated. Which one is right? If Copper is right then inflation will crush USD soon. If USD is right then it could be due to rising yields on US treasuries. What do you think?
Copper looks overbought after a 80 % rise since march. Time to sell?
BTC looks overbought on RSI and MACD on the daily chart.
The US10Y yield has barely moved since April. Has the FED implemented yield curve control?
Every time the M2/Silver ratio RSI hit these levels S&P500 had a setback. Will this time be different?
S&P500 touches all time highs and looks like it could have a drawback on the weekly MACD.
Vix has previously turned around when it touched the 100 Weekly MA. Will it do the same this time?
MACD and RSI for the Gold / silver ratio is very low and it touches a support line. It points towards a turnaround where the price of gold will increase compared to silver. This has previously been the warning sign of a turnaround in the price of gold. Does this show a setback is coming for the goldbugs?