Keep An Eye On This Market
Last fall the bond market (TLT) consolidated for several months as it tested its 200 day moving average just prior to the big upmove. We are now seeing a similar pattern take place as the bond market has been consolidating for the past 3 months.
Usually after such a consolidation a market will breakout and begin a trend. The direction of the breakout is not known until the market actually tells us so by posting several closes outside of the trading range. TLT is currently testing its 200 day moving average which is a very important area to watch in determining which way TLT will go. Let's keep a close eye on this market.
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7 comments:
Hey Kevin
A bit off topic, but do you ever use STD (standard deviation) wihtin your charts? If so can you provide an example using STD.
thanks,
Tim
The only time I use STD is to identify a low volatility setup...similar to bollinger bands contracting.
Kevin,
do you have an update to your gold stock post?
http://kevinsmarketblog.blogspot.com/2009/04/gold-stocks-show-bullish-divergence.html
US Bonds are in a lot of trouble. Inerest rates have been kept down by quantitative easing. That will not last forever. I believe treasuries are the best short in the market right now!!! Keep it up KP, the blog has been informative and helpful. You still see the market better than almost anyone I know!!
Kevin: Just discovered your site from a posting of Jason's. Very nice simple charts and ideas. I have been trading for 35 years, and am always delighted to find a site that's useful and simple. Complex math and theories are not necessary to stay on the right side of the market. Thanks!
DG
Thank You DG
Nice call Kevin. You are certainly vindicated since 4/28/09.
Care to elaborate your thoughts on the cause? more significant dilution of the USD and subsequent inflation eventually?
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