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Tag Archives: yields
TLT Rebounds with Falling Bond Yields
Two days ago, I used technical and price action analysis and warned about a pending rebound in TLT, when the predominant view was that of an immediate collapse. TLT gained $1.69 since the close of last Tuesday. How high can this rebound reach?
Posted in ETF Analysis, Technical Analysis
Tagged anti-correlation, bonds, TLT, yields, ^TNX
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Bond Prices May Still Have a Long Way to Go
Although yields have risen recently with the 10-year Note near 1.97% and the 30-year Bond near 3.122%, up from their January lows of 1.80% and 2.88%, respectively, bond prices may have a long way to go if economic and geopolitical uncertainty continues and as … Continue reading
Sustained Negative Correlation Bewteen Stock and Bond Returns is Problematic
Over the longer-term stock and bond returns show a small but positive correlation. Periods of sustained low negative correlation usually indicate increasing stock market uncertainty and risk. The 120-day rolling correlation between SPY and TLT has been on a downtrend since February of last … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Analysis, ETF Analysis, Technical Analysis, Trend following
Tagged correlation, SPY, TLT, yields, ^TNX
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TLT Prices May Attempt to Retest Important Resistance
Bond yields rose recently and as a result prices fell. TLT, the ETF that tracks the Barclays Capital U.S. 20+ Year Treasury Bond Index, corrected after testing resistance near its all-time high. Prices are now below a very important resistance level … Continue reading
Bond Yields Are Testing Crucial Levels
After a rally in bond prices that lasted almost 5 months, contrary to the expectations of many, the current three day correction has activated again important technical levels. Specifically, the CBOE Index of interest rate of 10-yr Note closed yesterday at 3.11, … Continue reading
Bill Gross Sold His Holdings of US Treasuries – What Does Technical Analysis Tell Us About His Move?
Bill Gross, the founder of PIMCO, sold his Treasury bond holdings late last month as reported by Bloomberg. The manager of the world’s largest bond fund said that he thinks yields are low and he may buy Treasuries again when yields … Continue reading

