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United States 10-Year Bond Yield

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4.616
-0.054(-1.16%)
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United States 10-Year Discussions

BCE will not reduce rate before FED
The European CPIs are slowing down.
Why does this keep dropping???
Been going up on a trend for over a month
The real estate bubble has popped in Florida
I don't see it. where are you looking
Zillow, look at Cape Coral
DailyMail yesterday, article title: Property prices boomed here during Covid - they are now being slashed as soaring numbers of homes sit unsold
current 4.6% equals 2008 levels.......if this breaks way pass 5.0, recipe for disaster
Although overall chart pattern remains bullish, resistance was tapped at 4.74. This coincides with oversold notes at a low point of a falling wedge pattern.
how are we not at 6% with all this hot inflation? lines in the stores, concerts sold out, airports busy. People got money
17%
that's about a depression. current 4.6% equals 2008 levels.......
They can afford it. 5%+ def
looks like stochastic on daily embedding, blast off above 5% in works.
The CPIs next week will possibly drive the dollar back down which I was initially relying on to stem inflation when the dollar went up. The reason is because the CPIs will show inflation and their currencies will go down. Obviously, an if scenario at this point.
*their currencies will go up (then dollar down)
The dow jones has about 2000 point drop to retest the 200 ma. When will it happen? There will be a catalyst at least.
After the publication of the PCE, rates declined. It seems that the markets were expecting a bigger disaster
you can't fight that reaction. It's not up to you or me.
Yeah this is why I bought TMV today
still looks bullish higher lows higher highs, no breakdown, yet
Japan printing infinite yen to buy 10y again
Overnight bond vigilantes got ahead of the data. Knew ahead what it would be. Insider traitors trading. Basel 3 end game at play.
i think this is a good opportunity to go long. you can see the bullish sentiment. next week is powell who can change everything.
This is going to go wild with the PCE numbers in
At current rates, the U.S. national debt is growing by a remarkable $1 trillion about every 100 days (and growing exponentially), equal to roughly $3.6 trillion per year.
If every American worked 8 hours a day, 7 days a week, at the minimum wage ($7.25), it would take over 1,400 years to earn the US debt.
USD/JPY
Seems to be forming double top at 5%… or prepare for even worse case scenario that it would break the 5% and go further upward😨😨
Higher +5 +10 +15 +20 END
There are consequences to hyperinflating the world reserve currency... as the purchasing power collapses people reject it and seek alternate forms of currency and savings, that's why nations are moving away from the dollar and Gold and Silver are being sold at Walmart and Costco and have been on a record tear for the past few weeks. It will accelerate at breakneck speed in the coming weeks and months.
US GDP crashes to 1.6% compared to expected 2.5%... Tomorrow gonna be fugly.
buy biden
At least the Fed has tools in the toolbox. Keeping rates at zero was an empty toolbox
Problem is Powell has no clue how to use them. using a hammer to drive a screw instead of a screw driver might get the screw in but does extensive damage in the process.
Contrary to popular belief, I don't think Powell is really in control of the decision making for the federal reserve... more just a figurehead for the public, but behind the scenes the real controllers are calling the shots. Kinda like our pResident, lol.
YES 🙌🙌🙌🙌
Cant stop wont stop
We're not just talking about when the Fed will lower rates, but whether there's a possibility they'll raise them
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