This rise in the ten year yield is all by design. I wouldn’t be surprised to see it above 3.75%, maybe 4%…but this is not a concern. I believe 100% that they, central banks, are reaching a target, then they are going to push so much cash back in the stock market for one final bull run, bringing the ten year yield below 3%, maybe 2.5% in a matter of weeks and lower, and global bond yields will collapse. This will cause the market to go vertically upwards. The trend shows this as a possibility. The debt market has already become unstable, so this “unlimited bond buying” tool in my opinion, will be used on an epic scale, but the ten year yield must reach a target before they can use it in full force.
See, the setup is very simple...my guess is tomorrow they will announce a 75 basis point rate hike, even though the ten year yield and dxy say otherwise, and the market is going to rally back to where it fell in the last 24 hrs, and then gain some. But the DXY and ten year yield won't drop much. They will keep doing this until the yield curve reaches a target that they chose, and will keep steeping upwards, when news floats out that keeps the market where it is or slightly lower. As Chuck Borone says "they are playing a 'balancing act'..." and by doing so, they can give the illusion that liquidity in the market is drying up, while taking the yield curve to a target...and when they want, they will create so much liquidity in this market, it will go vertical.
When? My guess is sometime after midterms...and what is the end result of this?! Once we reach new record high's, in my opinion there will be record highs, this will be the time that the market implodes from global bond yields cratering at the fastest pace in history that these yield curves will spike uncontrollably without any sort of oversight.
WHEN, not IF, this referendum passes, Russia will OWN the Donbass. Eeeeeeeheheheheheeeheheeeee 😂🤣😂😁😂🤣😂😁😄🤣🤣
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This rise in the ten year yield is all by design. I wouldn’t be surprised to see it above 3.75%, maybe 4%…but this is not a concern. I believe 100% that they, central banks, are reaching a target, then they are going to push so much cash back in the stock market for one final bull run, bringing the ten year yield below 3%, maybe 2.5% in a matter of weeks and lower, and global bond yields will collapse. This will cause the market to go vertically upwards. The trend shows this as a possibility. The debt market has already become unstable, so this “unlimited bond buying” tool in my opinion, will be used on an epic scale, but the ten year yield must reach a target before they can use it in full force.
See, the setup is very simple...my guess is tomorrow they will announce a 75 basis point rate hike, even though the ten year yield and dxy say otherwise, and the market is going to rally back to where it fell in the last 24 hrs, and then gain some. But the DXY and ten year yield won't drop much. They will keep doing this until the yield curve reaches a target that they chose, and will keep steeping upwards, when news floats out that keeps the market where it is or slightly lower. As Chuck Borone says "they are playing a 'balancing act'..." and by doing so, they can give the illusion that liquidity in the market is drying up, while taking the yield curve to a target...and when they want, they will create so much liquidity in this market, it will go vertical.
When? My guess is sometime after midterms...and what is the end result of this?! Once we reach new record high's, in my opinion there will be record highs, this will be the time that the market implodes from global bond yields cratering at the fastest pace in history that these yield curves will spike uncontrollably without any sort of oversight.