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Jason Sen
CGB: Heading Lower By Jason Sen - Apr 01, 2014

Ten-Year Government of Canada Bond opened below 129.90 unexpectedly heading lower than expected to bottom at 129.52. Immediate resistance at 129.95/130.00 should be a tough challenge, but above here a...

Jason Sen
Bund: Slightly Over Running By Jason Sen - Apr 01, 2014

Bund broke 143.61/60 sinking all the way to our buying opportunity at 143.12/09 but over running a little to 143.02. This trade worked perfectly as we rocketed then to Friday's low at 143.42 and if we...

Jason Sen
Bobl: Resistance At 125.53/55 By Jason Sen - Apr 01, 2014

Bobl held immediate resistance at 125.53/55 but then collapsed unexpectedly through 125.32/29 to 125.20. The bounce took us back to the short term Fibonacci level at 125.41/40. If we continue higher...

Jason Sen
CGB: Second Selling Opportunity By Jason Sen - Mar 31, 2014

Ten-Year Government of Canada Bond retested strong resistance at 130.40/43 for a second selling opportunity and topped exactly here. Again this trade worked perfectly as we sold off towards support at...

Zachary Storella
10 Year Treasuries: Traders Increase Bearish Bets By Zachary Storella - Mar 31, 2014

Weekly CFTC Net Speculator Report Large Speculators bearish positions rise to a total of -61,765 contracts 10 Year Treasuries: Large futures market traders slightly increased their overall bearish...

ETF Prophet
Poaching The Bond Cycle…..3.25.14 By ETF Prophet - Mar 28, 2014

Here’s the last word on iShares Barclays 20+ Yr Treasury (ARCA:TLT) vs. ProShares UltraShort 20+ Year Treasury (ARCA:TBT) (20 year treasuries vs its ultra inverse).  Despite all...

Gary Tanashian
Is The Yield Curve Really Flattening? By Gary Tanashian - Mar 27, 2014

There is a lot of talk now about the yield curve flattening. A flattening curve is commonly viewed as bad for gold, and according to Mark Hulbert, in Why you should care about the yield curve, is...

Sober Look
5-Year T-Bill Cheapest In Years On Selloff By Sober Look - Mar 26, 2014

The five-year treasury yield hit a multi-year high relative to the average of the two- and the ten-year rates (the 5-year treasury is cheap on a relative basis). The chart below shows a measure of how...

Jason Sen
Bobl: Hit Target Of 125.39/45 By Jason Sen - Mar 26, 2014

Bobl hit our target of 125.39/41 for a selling opportunity and topped exactly here. Overbought short term so we should struggle here again today. However a break higher cannot be ruled out and could...

Jason Sen
Bund: Overbought Short Term By Jason Sen - Mar 26, 2014

Bund continued higher to resistance at 143.25/30 and a high for the day as expected. We held on to 143.05/00 but below here adds pressure today and could test support at 142.81/77. A good chance of a...

Jason Sen
CGB: Hits Selling Opportunity By Jason Sen - Mar 26, 2014

Ten-Year Government of Canada Bond hit our selling opportunity at 129.96/130.00. We over ran as far as 130.09 but only a close above the 200 day moving average at 130.06 is now seen as positive for...

Jason Sen
Gilts: Turned Lower By Jason Sen - Mar 26, 2014

Gilts unable to beat the 200 day moving average and turned lower as predicted breaking 109.72 to hit next target and support at 109.57/55. We bottomed exactly here as expected and a good chance we do...

Tim Knight
Time For Bonds To Break Or Blow By Tim Knight - Mar 26, 2014

For the 4th time in recent memory, TLT is approaching its resistance level at 109.18. In this insanely-leveraged world of ours, our economic future relies largely on interest rates, so it’s...

Michael Ashton
Treasurys Throw A Curve Ball By Michael Ashton - Mar 26, 2014

I saw a story on MarketWatch on Monday which declared that the “Treasurys most sensitive to rising interest rates” had been ditched by investors while those investors instead were...

Todd Sullivan
Fear’s For The Other Guy: Embracing Higher Rates By Todd Sullivan - Mar 25, 2014

The recent trend in the media is to fear higher rates. Actually, history indicates that higher rates are correlated to higher economic growth as shown in Chart 1. But, it has never been about...

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