Important Interest Rate Divergence

Additional Evidence that US interest rates  may have hit an intermediate peak. The following chart is courtesy of Trading  View. TYX – the Trading View symbol for 30 – year yields. TNX – the Trading View symbol for 10 – year yields. FVX – the Trading View symbol for 5- year yields. On 10/24/22 TYXContinue reading “Important Interest Rate Divergence”

Intermediate Top For Interest Rates?

Several clues from interest rates and bonds imply a trend reversal may have begun. The 10/19/22 blog “US Interest Rates Could be Near a Top” noted that the  monthly CBOE  30 – year  Treasury Bond Yield  (TYX) was nearing  a  resistance zone.  The TYX price action on 10/21/22 was dramatic and the first hint ofContinue reading Intermediate Top For Interest Rates?

US Interest Rates Could be Near a Top

For several months interest rates in the US have been surging  higher, they could soon be reaching an intermediate peak. The  monthly 30 – year CBOE Treasury Bond Yield  (TYX) chart courtesy of Trading View illustrates the long-term view. TYX is  nearing  a  Fibonacci .236 retracement of the colossal 39 – year bear market thatContinue reading US Interest Rates Could be Near a Top

Fascinating Fibonacci Price and Time Relationships – 10/14/22

The S&P 500 (SPX) action into the 10/13/14 bottom reveals  clues  that the decline from the 08/16/22 peak could be part of a larger developing Elliott wave pattern. The daily SPX chart courtesy of Trading View illustrates Fibonacci price and time relationships. The SPX rally from 06/17/22 to the peak on 08/16/22 took 40 –Continue reading Fascinating Fibonacci Price and Time Relationships – 10/14/22

S&P 500 – Second Upside Target

Never underestimate the persistance of a stock bull market or a stock bear market rally. To gain a perspective on the persistence of a stock bull market we need to examine the secular US stock bull market that lasted  thirteen years  from October 1987 to March 2000. The monthly S&P 500 (SPX) chart courtesy ofContinue reading “S&P 500 – Second Upside Target”

Day of Decision – 09/02/22

The 08/29/22 blog “Dramatic Decline – Part – Two” noted the next most likely support level for the S&P 500 (SPX) was at the Fibonacci .618 retracement of the 06/17/22 to 08/16/22 rally. On 09/01/22 the SPX low was just above the .618 retracement  level. The one – hour SPX chart courtesy of Trading ViewContinue reading Day of Decision – 09/02/22

Dramatic Decline – Part – Two

Today 08/29/22 the S&P 500 (SPX) broke below the .382 Fibonacci support level; also, bullish momentum divergence were eliminated.  This opens the door for lower prices. The daily SPX chart courtesy of Trading View illustrates  the next near – term support levels. The Fibonacci .50  level is usually a weak support/resistance level.  The Fibonacci .618Continue reading Dramatic Decline – Part – Two

Dramatic Decline – 08/26/22

The S&P 500 (SPX) early in the 08/26/22 session made a marginal new high for the rally that began on 08/24/22.  Triggered by comments from FOMC chairman Powell – US stocks then fell sharply.  The start of major bear wave down?  Indicators and Fibonacci retracement  levels reveal some fascinating clues. The daily SPX chart courtesyContinue reading Dramatic Decline – 08/26/22

Rising From a Value Area – 08/25/22

The previous blog “Declining into a Value Area – 08/22/22 presented evidence that US stocks could be finding support on either 08/22/22 or 08/23/22.  A  bottom was made on 08/24/22 just slightly below the area illustrated on the SP – E-Mini continuous chart.  There’s a good chance that a multi-day rally may have commenced. TheContinue reading Rising From a Value Area – 08/25/22

The Interest Rate Bull Market – Part Two

The 08/07/22 blog “The Interest Rate Bull Market” examined the long-term evidence that interest rates were now in a bull market.  This  blog  focuses on the intermediate – term view and additional bullish evidence. The weekly 30-Year Treasury Bond Yield (TYX) chart courtesy of Trading View illustrates the bull move since March 2020. The recentContinue reading “The Interest Rate Bull Market – Part Two”