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Re: Bonds 04 (Jul 15 - Dec 17)

PostPosted: Mon Jul 03, 2017 9:54 am
by winston
Bonds: 2.304% versus 2.268%.

Down all week after gapping to a rally high Monday.

Over the 50 day EMA and the mid-April peak.

Important test now that the world central banks, at least US, Canada and European, are
supposedly on the same page.

Source: Investment House

Re: Bonds 04 (Jul 15 - Dec 17)

PostPosted: Sat Jul 08, 2017 1:09 pm
by winston
‘Bond God’ Gundlach: Bonds are near ‘definitive’ bear market territory

“People this year had been buying long-dated Treasuries and other sovereigns as the hedge to their equity portfolios and that’s why this unwind is so ugly”.

“They are losing money on both the equity and debt side now, and are bailing out of their long-dated Treasuries.”


Thursday’s rout began in Europe after the results of a French debt auction showed a drop in excess demand for 30-year securities.

Trading volumes in bund futures contracts jumped after the auction results were announced, sparking a surge in yields.

The move gathered momentum as the yield rose above 0.51%, which Citigroup highlighted as “strong support.”

Technically “the dam broke” in German 10-year bunds and “the cascade quickly flooded sell orders into 10-year futures, with the biggest ’emergency’ overnight volume in months,”




Source: Bloomberg

http://thecrux.com/gundlach-sees-more-p ... make-exit/

Re: Bonds 04 (Jul 15 - Dec 17)

PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2017 10:08 pm
by winston
Bonds: 2.386% versus 2.368%.

Bonds continued to sell all week, now down 8 sessions off the late June rally high, taking out the 200 day SMA Thursday.

Showing the weakness you would anticipate when the Fed is serious about hiking and, supposedly, economics are better.

Source: Investment House

Re: Bonds 04 (Jul 15 - Dec 17)

PostPosted: Sun Jul 16, 2017 9:22 pm
by winston
Bonds: 2.332 versus 2.346%.

Bonds gapped sharply higher, hitting 2.28% on the 10 year, before failing at the 50 day MA and falling back to close at the 200 day MA.

Tried to rally on the Yellen dovishness but having a hard time advancing the move.

Source: Investment House

Re: Bonds 04 (Jul 15 - Dec 17)

PostPosted: Fri Jul 21, 2017 7:06 pm
by winston
The Great Rotation May Finally Be at Hand

By Sid Verma

Stocks’ risk-adjusted returns beating bonds: Credit Suisse
Individual, systematic investors may spur swing out of bonds

Source: Bloomberg

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... gn=markets

Re: Bonds 04 (Jul 15 - Dec 17)

PostPosted: Mon Jul 24, 2017 9:42 am
by winston
Bonds: 2.241% versus 2.264%.

Bonds continued to rally on the week, moving farther off the 200 day SMA.

Source: Investment House

Re: Bonds 04 (Jul 15 - Dec 17)

PostPosted: Mon Jul 31, 2017 2:09 pm
by winston
Bonds: 2.291% versus 2.303%.

Bonds still attempting to bounce off the 200 day SMA test.

Source: Investment House

Re: Bonds 04 (Jul 15 - Dec 17)

PostPosted: Wed Aug 02, 2017 7:53 am
by winston
Greenspan: There’s a bubble in bonds, not stocks

“By any measure, real long-term interest rates are much too low and therefore unsustainable”.

“When they move higher they are likely to move reasonably fast. We are experiencing a bubble, not in stock prices but in bond prices. This is not discounted in the marketplace”


“The real problem is that when the bond-market bubble collapses, long-term interest rates will rise,” Greenspan said.

“We are moving into a different phase of the economy — to a stagflation not seen since the 1970s. That is not good for asset prices.”


Source: Bloomberg

http://thecrux.com/greenspan-theres-a-b ... ot-stocks/

Re: Bonds 04 (Jul 15 - Dec 17)

PostPosted: Mon Aug 07, 2017 8:26 am
by winston
Bonds: 2.264% versus 2.221%.

Modest drop in bonds on the jobs report.

For so strong, bonds were not surging.

TLT is holding the 50 day MA, bouncing off the low.

Source: Investment House

Re: Bonds 04 (Jul 15 - Dec 17)

PostPosted: Sun Aug 13, 2017 10:00 pm
by winston
Bonds: 2.191% versus 2.201%.

Bonds are trying to break higher to take on the June high.