Courtesy of Chris Kimble
If treasury bonds aren’t on your radar, they should be. Many investors and mom and pops own treasury bonds, whether it be a retirement account or pension.
Last month, I wrote an article about the potential for a reversal on the 30-Year US Treasury Bond by looking at an inverted chart of the 30-Year Treasury Bond Yield.
Today, I do the same thing but with the 10-Year US Treasury Bond Yield. For one, bonds and bond yields are an inverse relationship. And two, inverting charts can offer a creative (and unbiased) way of analyzing where one thinks price is headed next.
In this case, we can see that the inverted 10-Year Bond Yield appears to be putting in a long-term massive bearish “monthly” reversal. This started in March with the largest reversal in 3 decades at (1).
And last month followed with a “hanging man” topping candle at 25-year price resistance at (2). Note that this resistance is fortified by two converging trend lines.
Finally, momentum remains at the highest level in decades (3).
Taken together, this is a historic bearish reversal for Treasury Bonds. Follow through to the downside would confirm this ominous pattern. Stay tuned!
This article was first written for See It Markets.com. To see the original post CLICK HERE
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