Chart of the Day: Surge in the 10 Year Yield
The 10 year yield surged back above 2% for the first time since late January yesterday. Stocks were able to withstand the rise given hopes for more growth, but the pace of the rise must slow down.
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The 10 year yield surged back above 2% for the first time since late January yesterday. Stocks were able to withstand the rise given hopes for more growth, but the pace of the rise must slow down.
Stocks saw their biggest drop since Brexit early this morning while currency and bond markets made historic moves overnight, and I have no doubt that clients are calling you asking: “What do we do?” I basically didn’t sleep last night making sure we could help our subscribers answer that question when clients called today. […]
After threatening to break down just a few weeks ago, Copper futures have surged in recent sessions, breaking out through key resistance near $2.30 to trade to a 1-year high yesterday.
The S&P 500 rallied more than 2% yesterday, reclaiming all of last week’s losses as traders positioned ahead of the US Presidential election. But, the near-term trend remains a bearish one in the broad index.
It was a generally quiet day in the currency and bond markets as the various cross currents (election, M&A, economic data, etc.) all largely cancelled each other out. The Dollar Index closed little changed after spending most of the day modestly stronger. The euro was modestly weak for most of trading Monday (down 0.30% at […]
Election Day is just two weeks from this Tuesday, so you’re probably getting the question: “What does the election mean for the markets?” Specifically, we want to address, in plain English, what a Clinton or Trump win would mean for: The major asset classes: Stocks, Treasuries, Gold, Oil, the US Dollar and Which stock sectors […]
Stocks sold off several points in the opening hour of trade yesterday in what turned out to be a classic “gap fill” between yesterday’s open and Monday’s morning high.
Copper tested and held a multi-month uptrend support line yesterday, but if that level near $2.10 is materially violated it could be forecasting a further slowdown in an already very sluggish global growth rate.
Since we recommended getting long natural gas on September 21st, futures have rallied more than 17% trough-to-peak and we believe there is still more room to run to the upside in both the near and longer terms.
Another episode with Tom Essaye and Adam Johnson on Market’s Bell discussing: Election Investing, Stock Market Sweet Spot & Bonds Italian Style.
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