Bonds 04 (Jul 15 - Aug 17)

[winston]

The entire financial system is exposed to this junk bond market

By Tim Price

Source: Sovereign Man

http://www.thetradingreport.com/2016/07 ... nd-market/

[winston]

This may be the biggest bubble right now

by Dr. Steve Sjuggerud

Emerging market bond funds have seen record inflows. That’s enough for me to know that there’s likely not much upside in this trade.

I am standing aside… And I strongly urge you to do the same…

Source: True Wealth

http://thecrux.com/one-investment-you-m ... right-now/

[winston]

Bonds (10 year): 1.56% versus 1.558%.

Trying to recover off the weaker posture the past week.

Rallied to close at the 20 day EMA but struggling to hold the upside after falling into the late June upside gap zone.

Source: Investment House

[winston]

Bonds (10 year): 1.56% versus 1.558%.

Trying to recover off the weaker posture the past week.

Rallied to close at the 20 day EMA but struggling to hold the upside after falling into the late June upside gap zone.

Source: Investment House

[winston]

Bonds (10 year): 1.46% versus 1.50%.

TLT and bonds surging upside off the test the first part of July.

[winston]

Bonds (10 year): 1.585% versus 1.503%.

Another week of back and forth, but mostly back.

Bonds sold early week to the 50 day MA, jumped Thursday, but then flopped back Friday to again test the 50 day.

This will be a big tell for the market overall, particularly the financial stocks.

Source: Investment House

[winston]

This Looks Like the Set-Up for a Bond Bloodbath

by MICHAEL LEWITT

Source: Sure Money

http://suremoneyinvestor.com/2016/08/th ... bloodbath/

[winston]

Bonds (10 year): 1.51% versus 1.56%.

Back and forth a lot on the week, but the overall trend that remains is bonds are building a positive pattern as TLT consolidates the June to July rally.

Source: Investment House

[winston]

Bonds offer steady value in hectic times

Moody's Aa rated US dollar bank bonds from UFJ offer a yield of 1.6 percent, carrying a three-year tenure.

Notes from Sumitomo Mitsui fetch 2 percent under a five-year tenure, and Mizuho's 10-year notes offer 2.7 percent.

To get higher yield, you have to buy lower rated Baa bonds.

Some of the good quality ones included Chong Hing Bank, maturing in November 2020 with 2.7 percent yield.

Insurance company FWD bond maturing in September 2024 can yield 3.5 percent.

Bonds from Wanda Properties maturing in January 2024, yield 4.6 percent.

SAR developer Nan Fung has a bond maturing in September 2024, yielding 3.2 percent.

China Travel guaranteed King Power Capital maturing in November 2024 can yield 3.2 percent.

Look into bonds if you want to diversify your portfolio.

Source: Dr Check, The Standard

[winston]

Bonds (10 year): 1.58% versus 1.53%.

Gapped lower to a tight doji Friday holding the 50 day SMA.

Despite the back and forth, TLT is working on a nice 2 month pennant consolidating the June to July run.

Source: Investment House