DonCorleone77
Posted - 3 minutes ago
$DIA $SPY $IWM $TLT $VIX U.S. leading economic index declined -0.3% to 102.4 in March U.S. leading economic index declined -0.3% to 102.4 in March, falling back into contraction after rising 0.2% to 102.7 (was 102.8) in February. The rise in February broke a string of 23 consecutive monthly declines beginning in March 2022 (coinciding with the start of the FOMC's hiking campaign). Today's print matches the level from May 2022 which are the weakest since April 2020. Half of the 10 components made negative contributions, led by the interest rate spread (-0.14%), building permits (-0.13%), and consumer expectations (-0.12%). The largest positive contributor was the stock prices (0.13%), followed by the leading credit index.
DonCorleone77
Posted - 4 minutes ago
$XLRE $TLT $VIX $XHB $DJIA U.S. existing home sales declined -4.3% to 4.190 M in March U.S. existing home sales declined -4.3% to 4.190 M in March, unwinding about half of the 9.5% spike to 4.380 M in February. Single family sales fell -4.3% to 3.800 M last month following the 10.3% pop to 3.970 M previously. Condo/coop sales dropped -4.9% to 0.390 M after rising 2.5% to 0.410 M. The months' supply of homes jumped to 3.2, the highest since November, after dipping to 2.9 in February (which was the lowest in a year). The median sales price rose to $393,500 from $383,800 (was $384,500). It was at a record high of $413,800 in June 2022.
RaroMalo
Posted - 12 minutes ago
$TLT Year of the Crab - going sideways until further notice.
MrStealYourShares
Posted - 41 minutes ago
$TLT going to give back yesterday’s move?
seeitmarket
Posted - 42 minutes ago
NEW Article: "Is the United States On Japan’s Path of Stagnation?" - https://www.seeitmarket.com/is-the-united-states-on-japans-path-of-stagnation/ by @michaellebowitz $SPY $EWJ $TLT
DonCorleone77
Posted - 1 hour ago
$DIA $SPY $IWM $VIX $TLT U.S. initial jobless claims were unchanged at 212k in the week ended April 13 U.S. initial jobless claims were unchanged at 212k in the week ended April 13 after sinking -10k to that level (was 211k) in the first week of April. Note that this week correlates with the BLS survey week.The 4-week moving average was steady at 214.5k after dipping to that level (was 214.25k) previously.Initial claims not seasonally adjusted dropped -6.8k to 208.5k after climbing 17.9k to 215.3k (was 214.4k).Continuing claims rose 2k to 1,812k in the April 6 week after bouncing 21k to 1,810k (was 1,817k). The insured unemployment rate held at 1.2%. The claims data continue to reflect a tight labor market.
Bulsbulsbuls
Posted - 1 hour ago
$TLT jobless claims will be higher than expected next month…mark this
TradingEmpires
Posted - 1 hour ago
$TLT it continues to look like rates have peaked out in the short term at least.
MrStealYourShares
Posted - 1 hour ago
$TLT oh and the US has noted the weakness in Japan and S.Korea currencies. Does the fed have to lower rates to help the global economy?
MrStealYourShares
Posted - 1 hour ago
$TLT good news for inflation tho.. oil continues to fall
SparkySC
Posted - 1 hour ago
$SPY $QQQ $IWM $TLT They just plug in any #s they (any current Admin) wants.
Total BS Data
MrStealYourShares
Posted - 1 hour ago
$TLT claims come in 212k est 215k.. not good for yields
HankHedgeHogFund
Posted - 2 hours ago
$TLT with short term rates staying above 5% for next 2 years why buy long duration?
DonCorleone77
Posted - 2 hours ago
$DIA $IWM $SPY $VIX $TLT Market Update as of 8:05am: European stock markets are mostly higher, after a weaker dollar supported indexes across Asia. The DAX is down -0.02%, while the FTSE 100 is up 0.20% and the Euro Stoxx 50 0.3%. U.S. futures are also posting slight gains, with earnings reports in focus. Markets may have scaled back rate cut expectations, but seem more optimistic on growth and corporate profits. Gilts outperformed, after BoE's Bailey sounded confidence on the downtrend in inflation. The U.K. 10-year rate is down -2.8 bp, while 10-year Treasury rate has corrected -0.4 bp. Bunds underperformed as spreads narrowed. The German 10-year rate is up 0.2 bp, while the Italian 10-year is down -1.7 bp. The DXY dollar index is holding below the 106 mark, and oil prices have remained under pressure, with the WTI contract at USD 82.33 per barrel. Bullion benefited from the weaker dollar and is currently trading at USD 2381.47 per ounce.
SparkySC
Posted - 2 hours ago
$SPY $QQQ $TLT the News… Israel is on the move again. They love destroying weekends.
Iran preparing their next wave
Ukraine asking for more Cash to pilfer and hoard amongst a few Short in stature.
Climate Change is a hoax as was Covid.
The World is running out of Food & Fresh H2O. Hmmmm
FED isn’t close to reducing rates.
Chartist0_0
Posted - 3 hours ago
$TLT I expect the 10 year to spike to 5.3% in June. This leads the $SPY to sub 480
SparkySC
Posted - 12 hours ago
$SPY $QQQ $IWM $DIA $TLT
The Latest …. Iran president warns of ‘massive’ response if Israel launches ‘tiniest invasion’
….
by the weekend this will be a sheeeetStorm
HankHedgeHogFund
Posted - 14 hours ago
$SPY with the Fed not even close to cutting rates and the amount of paper Yellen has to sell there is no reason for the 10yr not to hit 6% this year $TLT
HankHedgeHogFund
Posted - 15 hours ago
@FCN2 and $TLT is a trap too
TheTradingAgent
Posted - 15 hours ago
$TLT daily, oversold bounce as we talked about. $TNX
Daily Review
https://youtu.be/cinIZR4msE0
HankHedgeHogFund
Posted - 17 hours ago
@kzaznjai shorting $TLT worked out great
howardlindzon
Posted - 17 hours ago
$IWM $QQQ $SMH $SPY $TLT brian’s videos always good
CandlesBACKEDSECURITIES
Posted - 18 hours ago
$TMF are yields crashing tonight? $TLT
GrimStonk737
Posted - 18 hours ago
$ASTS $TLT $DOGE.X $TSLA me working on this years trading plan 🤣
MrStealYourShares
Posted - 18 hours ago
$TLT claims hot tomorrow and this 90+?
MrStealYourShares
Posted - 19 hours ago
$TLT cmon. Hold for power hour. Give it back tomorrow if claims come in low but not right now..
Maevehem
Posted - 19 hours ago
$TLT QE to the rescue
RaroMalo
Posted - 19 hours ago
$TLT Oh man, In-the-Red Lobster. Just the first of many. Everyone got fat on Gov'mnt Cheese and now you're stuck with the indigestion. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-04-16/red-lobster-mulls-filing-for-bankruptcy-to-fix-balance-sheet
sabbie
Posted - 19 hours ago
$TLT true
