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United States 10-Year Bond Yield
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Prev. Close1.217
Price103.75
Coupon1.625
Day's Range1.225 - 1.237
Price Open103.66
Maturity Date15 MAY 2031
52 wk Range0.516 - 1.776
Price Range103.56 - 103.67
1-Year Change123.33%
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United States 10-Year News
Energy & Precious Metals - Weekly Review and Calendar Ahead
By Investing.com - Jul 25, 2021
By Barani Krishnan Investing.com -- While the world’s attention was riveted to the epic swing in oil prices this week, where U.S. crude plunged 7.5% Monday and recovered all that...
Snug in $1,800 Zone And Barely Moving, Gold Posts First Weekly Loss in 5
By Investing.com - Jul 23, 2021
By Barani Krishnan Investing.com - Gold longs, clinging by their nails to $1,800 territory, saw the yellow metal’s first weekly loss in five as it remained disconnected from...
El-Erian as Sure Inflation Will Stick as Three Other Right Calls
By Bloomberg - Jul 23, 2021
(Bloomberg) -- What bond-market guru Mohammed El-Erian said Friday was enough to make bond investors listen like they’re in an old E.F. Hutton commercial. “Inflation is not going...
United States 10-Year Analysis
Opening Bell: U.S. Futures, Stocks Advance On Earnings; Dollar Rallies
By Pinchas Cohen/Investing.com - 14 hours ago
Fed speakers raise possibility of tapering this year Dollar buoyed by comments Technology outperformed for second day Key EventsUS futures on the Dow, S&P, NASDAQ and Russell...
Opening Bell: U.S. Futures Slide Despite Global Stock Rally; Bitcoin Tumbles
By Pinchas Cohen/Investing.com - Aug 04, 2021
As earnings season continues, traders await US employment reports China backtracks on regulation Both the dollar and yields were slightly higher Key EventsUS futures on the Dow,...
Chart Of The Day: Gold's Glitter Tarnished By Lower Treasury Yields
By Pinchas Cohen/Investing.com - Aug 03, 2021
The price of gold has been moving sideways for a month now, as investors continue snatching up sovereign debt certificates including the US 10-year benchmark Treasury...
Technical Summary
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| Moving Averages | Buy | Strong Buy | Buy | Sell | Strong Sell |
| Technical Indicators | Strong Buy | Strong Buy | Strong Buy | Neutral | BUY |
| Summary | Strong Buy | Strong Buy | Strong Buy | Neutral | Neutral |
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| Deliberation Bearish | 15 | 3 | Aug 05, 2021 21:30 | ||
| Doji Star Bearish | 15 | 3 | Aug 05, 2021 21:30 | ||
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Van Suka
Jul 13, 2021 17:08
1,54 around the corner
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George Thorm
Jul 13, 2021 17:08
How long is this corner ??
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Van Suka
Jul 13, 2021 17:08
haha Trend break today If USD breaks 93 market will tank
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Captain planet
Jul 13, 2021 17:08
dollar ready to run again and bond going trend down
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Eric Yuen
Jul 07, 2021 15:34
Whats causing it to keep dropping?
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Reza Siadat
Jul 07, 2021 15:34
No one seems to know Maybe just too much moneys sitting and scared of equities so into bonds Prob fed doing something sheist lol
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George Thorm
Jul 07, 2021 15:34
Reza Siadat lol, but yes excess cash looking fir s home, inflation rises while rates go down, hmmm there’s a train crash waiting !
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Reza Siadat
Jul 07, 2021 15:34
George Thorm 100% theyre gonna use corona delta plus plus plus to crash markets then blame corona But we all know rxactly what happened lol
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Ryley McCarroll
Jul 06, 2021 14:02
let's see if we can get below 1 by September
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Reza Siadat
Jul 06, 2021 14:02
General lenders are very slow again and inventory building like no tomorrow residetially so yes i agree with you rates going back down to stimulate the debt world and pump stocks yet again
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Van Suka
Jun 29, 2021 8:54
1,59
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George Thorm
Jun 29, 2021 8:54
Fed cash looking for a home, borrow from Fed park in 10 year, make a spread and say ‘thanks stupid Fed’
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George Thorm
Jun 25, 2021 8:55
‘And the money keeps rolling in from all directions’ we all know what happened in Argentina !
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George Thorm
Jun 23, 2021 18:06
Yellen expects inflation to be close to 2% by year end early 2022, so that’s Powell and Yellen, lets see next January
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Van Suka
Jun 23, 2021 18:06
bahahaha
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George Thorm
Jun 17, 2021 17:05
Be interesting to see if we get inverted yield curves with pressure on the short end due to earlier rate increases, just because they said 2023 doesn’t mean they might be forced to hike in 2022 if inflation continues to move higher
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Reza Siadat
Jun 17, 2021 17:05
I agree 100% they give dovish incite but reality is currency wars will force them to increase faster to help with inflaiton imo
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Eric Yuen
Jun 17, 2021 10:58
Is this why all bank stocks tanked?
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Reza Siadat
Jun 17, 2021 10:58
They have too much liquidity on hand Without rates going up The number of debt transactions will naturality deplete Theyll grt hit on both ends if rates dont go up
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Eric Yuen
Jun 17, 2021 10:58
Why is bond rates going down whenfed said they would increase rates soon?
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George Thorm
Jun 17, 2021 10:58
Reza: So correct, interest rate compression is killing the banks, the Feds are muppets allowing this to continue !
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Reza Siadat
Jun 17, 2021 10:58
Eric Yuen because realestate is such a large portion of gdp along with consumer spending if they allow rates to rise the whole economy will collapse and people will not spend The reality is rates probably will be low indefinitely for 5+ years as downtrends been going for decades More debt nets the same dollar value in interest if debt continues to rise
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Reza Siadat
Jun 16, 2021 15:47
170 ish here we go
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Van Suka
Jun 16, 2021 15:47
Close to that yes
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George Thorm
Jun 10, 2021 18:14
Zezima, are you feeling lucky :))
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Van Suka
Jun 09, 2021 17:01
15min expecting a big bounce this week and next
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George Thorm
Jun 09, 2021 17:01
Well I hope so especially if CPI gets close to 5% tomorrow and Feds lower QE next week
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Van Suka
Jun 09, 2021 17:01
not sure why I typed 15mins Disregard
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George Thorm
Jun 09, 2021 16:25
Not good these lower yields, only happening because it’s either buy the bonds or park all that cash in repo’s at zero %, the feds have really screwed up bonds and money market, so much frigging cash in the system it’s immoral !
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Peter Rogers
Jun 09, 2021 13:21
Lol Suka, you said few days ago US 10y range to be at 1,7X, they brought US 10y to 1,49 just to make an Ass of you
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Van Suka
Jun 09, 2021 13:21
Yes, that is the upper range
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Van Suka
Jun 09, 2021 11:42
1,50 low end of range for today
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George Thorm
Jun 02, 2021 18:04
Fed starting to unwind Corporate bond purchaces here we go, every little helps
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Van Suka
Jun 02, 2021 13:02
1,55
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George Thorm
Jun 02, 2021 13:02
Nope
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Van Suka
Jun 02, 2021 13:02
It's coming
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George Thorm
Jun 02, 2021 13:02
Van Suka
May 27, 2021 12:44
1,72
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George Thorm
May 20, 2021 7:46
Creeping back up again, 1,80 please
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Van Suka
May 20, 2021 7:46
getting ready to rip
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George Thorm
May 20, 2021 7:46
3 Thumbs down as the 10 yr creeps higher to 1,80, let’s get it up coz the Fed can’t !!
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Reza Siadat
May 20, 2021 7:46
178 or so next agreed 10 bps jump per new high it seems maybe even mid 180
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Thomas Mroczkowski
May 13, 2021 21:19
Mammoet
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George Thorm
May 12, 2021 12:02
Fed has to kill QE, they are making matters worse with their bond/paper purchases ! They are sooo stubborn !
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George Thorm
May 12, 2021 12:02
Van Suka
May 12, 2021 12:02
hodl!! u apes!
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Reza Siadat
May 12, 2021 12:02
Theyre losing control They need to print again or agree with van huge down for years to come They cant stop printing as the public will see foreclosures everywhere lol
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George Thorm
May 12, 2021 12:02
Reza Siadat no to foreclosures, QE is going into stocks, there’s a different program for small business that’s hardly been used, QE cash punched out to Rich via banks at low rates, wealthy then use cheap cash to buy stocks and junk bonds and play arbitrage spread, Ma and Pa not sophisticated enough to do this, banks make spread, rich make spread and QE supports this wealth making tatic
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Reza Siadat
May 12, 2021 12:02
George Thorm that is an excellent veiw of thing but lots of heavy speculation going on with the resudential and commercial loans/ properties lets see if bottom doesnt give out Banks may have to tighten to avoid this level of risk
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Van Suka
May 12, 2021 11:46
1,72
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George Thorm
May 12, 2021 11:46
1,80
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George Thorm
May 11, 2021 14:24
Will it break 1,70 tomorrow morning following CPI data ? Or a damp squid
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Bob Stttt
May 11, 2021 14:24
Your "prediction" is almost true! ;)
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jeremie Roy
Apr 28, 2021 12:33
if technical analysis had any value, technical analysts would be the richest persons in the world
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Van Suka
Apr 28, 2021 12:33
haha you obviously don't know TA then
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Jay Stockman
Apr 28, 2021 12:33
Jeremie I respect your right to voice what you did however I would suggest that, as Van eluded to, you may not understand TA principles which work extremely well; best to be informed to pass the right judgment and even if you do not believe it works, it does not mean that there is a need to knock it; no one approach is best; I use both fundamental and TA but primarily use TA; to me the best approach for an individual is one that they are comfortable with and is profitable; nothing else really matters at that point
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George Thorm
Apr 28, 2021 12:33
Jay Stockman personally I work on the free money and institutional theory, which seems to be the only play right now as demonstrated by ‘if it’s listed buy it, make millions then dump it to retail’
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Jay Stockman
Apr 28, 2021 12:33
George Thorm i respect that; As long as you make money, it is all good; I make too mostly on TA; Many ways to cut a cake so to speak :)
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George Thorm
Apr 28, 2021 12:33
Jay Stockman Agreed, always a race to the finish line without losing ones shirt :)
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Van Suka
Apr 20, 2021 15:25
1,55 looks like a bottom Next stop 1,75
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Reza Siadat
Apr 20, 2021 15:25
Almost there bro you think itll keep going inrange or build a base at 175?
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Van Suka
Apr 20, 2021 15:25
That's the top of the range sir;)
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George Thorm
Apr 15, 2021 15:42
Ok Zez, a fun bet 10 year at 1,55 right now, I say 1,80 before 1,30 winner gets acolades from loser
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Zezima volf
Apr 15, 2021 15:42
Yup deal and i think we are about to see bonds rally a bit and im following David Hunters analysis
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Zezima volf
Apr 15, 2021 15:42
DEAL
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George Thorm
Apr 15, 2021 15:42
Zezima volf Done :)
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Reza Siadat
Apr 15, 2021 15:42
Breakout coming agreeing with george here sorry zez i wanan side bet lmaooo 181
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George Thorm
Apr 15, 2021 15:42
Reza Siadat lol
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