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rsmracks
rsmracks Jun. 22 at 11:35 PM
$SGOV $BND $SHY $VGIT $IEI Why have I been accumulating bond funds for months now? When they’re hated, I’m a buyer. That’s the contrarian way. I’ve been reassessing my bond fund sleeve heading into year end. I still believe we’re going to experience a bear steepener. FED rate is currently 3.5-3.75% I think in early to mid 2027 The FED is forced to cut rates. We’re already in a recession. The issue, the 10 year stays in the 4’s and the 30 year moves to 5+% This will actually cause TLT to fall in value. I’m thinking about selling my TLT and moving into VGIT with that money. Then going back into SHY as well. I will keep my SGOV and SCHP. I see stagflation at its finest in 2027-2028. The FED can’t raise rates. The interest on our debt is staggering. Not only does the USA have a problem, but corporations, states, municipalities, small businesses and individuals are trapped. https://x.com/kobeissiletter/status/2069101969197723753?s=46
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GettnFibbywIT
GettnFibbywIT Jun. 17 at 5:08 PM
$TIP $IEI $SPY $QQQ $DIA The market is likely reducing inflation "compensation" pricing across both the clean breakeven measure (T5YIE) and the tradable TIPS-vs-nominal proxy (TIP/IEI). The alignment of both signals in mid-May is important as confirmation of a broader macro repricing in inflation compensation. (* Note: The 5-Year Breakeven Inflation Rate represents what market participants expect inflation to be over the next 5 years, on average).
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Higreg
Higreg Jun. 14 at 3:41 PM
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cfromhertz
cfromhertz Jun. 14 at 3:25 PM
$IEI / $HYG HY Credit Spreads pretty amazing at this point... currently, the exact opposite of panicky
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cfromhertz
cfromhertz Jun. 7 at 5:05 PM
$IEI / $HYG HY Credit Spreads not exactly panicky... in fact the complete opposite probably due for a little reversion (widening) here, but this is not presently showing any concerns in the HY Credit market
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cfromhertz
cfromhertz May. 24 at 5:20 PM
$IEI / $HYG HY Credit Spreads I believe that is an all-time low / tightening in this ratio #riskon
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GettnFibbywIT
GettnFibbywIT Apr. 30 at 2:05 PM
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GettnFibbywIT
GettnFibbywIT Apr. 29 at 8:07 PM
$TIP $IEI $XLE $DBC $SPY Technical Interpretation of the TIP/IEI ratio & Inflation Expectations (weekly ): 1. Momentum Regime Shift (1/05/26 to current) Momentum/RSI >70 confirms a persistent inflation‑expectations trend, not a bounce. 2. Structural Reclaim: 0.9413–0.9414 Shelf Reclaiming this multi‑year /real‑body shelf with momentum >70 is a high‑conviction inflation‑expectations signal. 3. Next Structural Targets: 0.9455–0.9478. With the 0.9413–0.9414 shelf recently reclaimed, the ratio now targets the 0.9455–0.9478 resistance band, or the next "decision" zone. 4. Bond Market Interpretation: The rising TIP/IEI ratio reflects: Inflation expectations increasing, Real yields falling relative to inflation compensation, Term premium rising, Markets pricing stickier inflation 5. Macro Backdrop for Commodities: A rising TIP/IEI regime provides macro tailwinds for: • Energy • Industrial metals • Agriculture
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QuantLake
QuantLake Apr. 6 at 10:37 AM
Long Treasuries climbed 0.61% Thursday Rates/FI ETFs Breakdown: Top 2 (by %): $TLT +0.61%, $TIP +0.41% Bottom 2: $BNDX -0.10%, $IEI +0.13%
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GettnFibbywIT
GettnFibbywIT Apr. 1 at 9:17 PM
$HYG $IEI $GLD The weekly TIP/IEI ratio continues to show a constructive long‑term structure: higher lows since 2022, reclaiming prior pivot highs, and RSI holding above 50 with higher momentum lows. This implies a continuing bullish macro tailwind for gold via easing or stabilizing real‑rate pressure. The next macro decision zone is 0.9371–0.9378, where prior pivots cluster. However, on an absolute basis, GLD broke long‑term diagonal support on 3/16/26. A weekly close back above that diagonal and above the 460–461 breakdown‑candle open is required to confirm trend repair. Until then, the macro backdrop is supportive, but the price trend remains technically damaged.
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rsmracks
rsmracks Jun. 22 at 11:35 PM
$SGOV $BND $SHY $VGIT $IEI Why have I been accumulating bond funds for months now? When they’re hated, I’m a buyer. That’s the contrarian way. I’ve been reassessing my bond fund sleeve heading into year end. I still believe we’re going to experience a bear steepener. FED rate is currently 3.5-3.75% I think in early to mid 2027 The FED is forced to cut rates. We’re already in a recession. The issue, the 10 year stays in the 4’s and the 30 year moves to 5+% This will actually cause TLT to fall in value. I’m thinking about selling my TLT and moving into VGIT with that money. Then going back into SHY as well. I will keep my SGOV and SCHP. I see stagflation at its finest in 2027-2028. The FED can’t raise rates. The interest on our debt is staggering. Not only does the USA have a problem, but corporations, states, municipalities, small businesses and individuals are trapped. https://x.com/kobeissiletter/status/2069101969197723753?s=46
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GettnFibbywIT
GettnFibbywIT Jun. 17 at 5:08 PM
$TIP $IEI $SPY $QQQ $DIA The market is likely reducing inflation "compensation" pricing across both the clean breakeven measure (T5YIE) and the tradable TIPS-vs-nominal proxy (TIP/IEI). The alignment of both signals in mid-May is important as confirmation of a broader macro repricing in inflation compensation. (* Note: The 5-Year Breakeven Inflation Rate represents what market participants expect inflation to be over the next 5 years, on average).
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Higreg
Higreg Jun. 14 at 3:41 PM
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cfromhertz
cfromhertz Jun. 14 at 3:25 PM
$IEI / $HYG HY Credit Spreads pretty amazing at this point... currently, the exact opposite of panicky
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cfromhertz
cfromhertz Jun. 7 at 5:05 PM
$IEI / $HYG HY Credit Spreads not exactly panicky... in fact the complete opposite probably due for a little reversion (widening) here, but this is not presently showing any concerns in the HY Credit market
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cfromhertz
cfromhertz May. 24 at 5:20 PM
$IEI / $HYG HY Credit Spreads I believe that is an all-time low / tightening in this ratio #riskon
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GettnFibbywIT
GettnFibbywIT Apr. 30 at 2:05 PM
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GettnFibbywIT
GettnFibbywIT Apr. 29 at 8:07 PM
$TIP $IEI $XLE $DBC $SPY Technical Interpretation of the TIP/IEI ratio & Inflation Expectations (weekly ): 1. Momentum Regime Shift (1/05/26 to current) Momentum/RSI >70 confirms a persistent inflation‑expectations trend, not a bounce. 2. Structural Reclaim: 0.9413–0.9414 Shelf Reclaiming this multi‑year /real‑body shelf with momentum >70 is a high‑conviction inflation‑expectations signal. 3. Next Structural Targets: 0.9455–0.9478. With the 0.9413–0.9414 shelf recently reclaimed, the ratio now targets the 0.9455–0.9478 resistance band, or the next "decision" zone. 4. Bond Market Interpretation: The rising TIP/IEI ratio reflects: Inflation expectations increasing, Real yields falling relative to inflation compensation, Term premium rising, Markets pricing stickier inflation 5. Macro Backdrop for Commodities: A rising TIP/IEI regime provides macro tailwinds for: • Energy • Industrial metals • Agriculture
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QuantLake
QuantLake Apr. 6 at 10:37 AM
Long Treasuries climbed 0.61% Thursday Rates/FI ETFs Breakdown: Top 2 (by %): $TLT +0.61%, $TIP +0.41% Bottom 2: $BNDX -0.10%, $IEI +0.13%
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GettnFibbywIT
GettnFibbywIT Apr. 1 at 9:17 PM
$HYG $IEI $GLD The weekly TIP/IEI ratio continues to show a constructive long‑term structure: higher lows since 2022, reclaiming prior pivot highs, and RSI holding above 50 with higher momentum lows. This implies a continuing bullish macro tailwind for gold via easing or stabilizing real‑rate pressure. The next macro decision zone is 0.9371–0.9378, where prior pivots cluster. However, on an absolute basis, GLD broke long‑term diagonal support on 3/16/26. A weekly close back above that diagonal and above the 460–461 breakdown‑candle open is required to confirm trend repair. Until then, the macro backdrop is supportive, but the price trend remains technically damaged.
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GettnFibbywIT
GettnFibbywIT Apr. 1 at 8:22 PM
$AEM $GLD $TIP / $IEI AEM - Weekly: AEM’s weekly chart shows a breakout (12/22/25), a corrective pullback (3/16/26), and a successful reclaim of both the 12/22/25 and 1/5/26 closes, with RSI recovering from 48 to 56. This is a structurally intact, momentum‑supported environment with key risk levels being (1) the weekly closes of 3/23/26, (2) 1/5/26, and (3) 12/22/25.
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GettnFibbywIT
GettnFibbywIT Mar. 30 at 7:29 PM
$HYG $IEI $XLF $QQQ $SPY The HYG/IEI ratio breakdown now aligns with broader risk‑off and intermarket deterioration — SMH breaking, QQQ weakening, MAGS rolling over, TSM losing structure, JPM breaking support, and SPHB/SPLV and XLY/XLP rolling over, etc. — reinforcing that the move is systemic - rather than isolated:
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Mar. 21 at 6:19 AM
War, Stocks, & Energy Shocks $BSV.X $DJI $FTEC $IEF $IEI https://talkmarkets.com/article/war-stocks-energy-shocks-1774073566
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QuantLake
QuantLake Mar. 15 at 4:49 PM
Fixed Income Shift Toward Inflation Protection and Intermediate Treasuries - Fixed income rotated toward inflation protection and intermediate Treasuries this week while credit and EM debt flipped negative and 3-month momentum decelerated across every ticker. - Momentum breadth is mixed with 6 of 11 ETFs still positive even as weekly momentum weakened for all 11, thinning the tape. - Leaders are $TIP and $IEI by holding up not accelerating, with their momentum well below their 52-week peaks. - Laggards are $LQD and $EMB at their 52-week troughs in momentum, keeping spread and EM credit as the primary persistent drag. - $TIP and $IEI run with positive 3-month correlation against $SPY more than 0.4pt above their 52-week means, compressing diversification when defensives are expected to diverge.
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Higreg
Higreg Mar. 14 at 3:11 PM
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cfromhertz
cfromhertz Mar. 14 at 3:10 PM
$IEI / $HYG HY Credit Spreads still all quiet on the Credit Spread front..
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Honeystocks
Honeystocks Mar. 14 at 12:43 PM
The $HYG / $IEI Ratio is currently working well as a leading indicator for the S&P500. Credit to Rahul Chahal for requesting this chart 2 weeks ago within my community... very timely. $SPY $SPX
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macroaxis
macroaxis Mar. 8 at 4:54 AM
$IEI - iShares 3 Calls Open Interest Surges: A Potential Bullish Signal https://www.macroaxis.com/stock-options/IEI/iShares-3-7-Year?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=stocktwits
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BillionerOfKing
BillionerOfKing Mar. 7 at 2:24 AM
$IEI Current Stock Price: $119.40 Contracts to trade: $119.0 IEI Mar 20 2026 Call Entry: $0.65 Exit: $1.04 ROI: 61% Hold ~29 days Shared as daily free alerts and for educational purposes only. https://dailypickai.com/freealerts
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GettnFibbywIT
GettnFibbywIT Feb. 27 at 8:52 PM
$IEI The 3-7 Year Treasury Bond ETF price (IEI) has broken above both the long‑term resistance shelf anchored to the 11/8/10 and 10/1/08 pivots and the shorter‑term horizontal resistance from 9/16/24. The move completes an ascending‑triangle breakout defined by rising lows from 1/13/25 through 2/2/26, supported by RSI pushing above 50 in late January and continuing to strengthen. The next meaningful resistance sits near the 7/25–8/1/22 pivot around 121. A weekly break and close above 121 would serve as the more conservative directional trigger for IEI — clearing the 2022 pivot, fully validating the ascending‑triangle breakout, and confirming the momentum regime shift already underway. Above 121, the structure transitions from “constructive” to “confirmed,” making it an appropriate level for more conservative trend‑following exposure:
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GettnFibbywIT
GettnFibbywIT Feb. 27 at 5:23 PM
$HYG $IEI $SPY $QQQ The High Yield Corporate Bond (HYG) vs Intermediate Treasuries (IEI) relative ratio (Weekly), as one measure of risk appetite, has once again failed at the .6802–.6803 multi‑cycle resistance band — the same zone where risk appetite has repeatedly peaked, credit‑spread tightening has stalled, equity momentum has faded, and institutions have quietly de‑risked. **The late‑January rejection and subsequent inability to reclaim this ceiling is a meaningful signal that credit markets in 2026 thus far are not endorsing a sustained risk‑on phase. **The next structural shelf sits at .6675–.6669, and a decisive breach and close below this band would add another clear checkbox to the risk‑off side of the ledger.
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