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Re: Will bonds bounce or go through? (re-send)



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T-Bonder:

I am running timing model on bonds and it is giving me
sell signals. Yields, CRB, Utilities, etc are all
showing a downward bias for bonds.

For the short term (combined with the Bond Timing
Model) I also went short on Fridays close. 

The great thing about bonds is that they are mean
reverting and we can initiate low risk short term
trades based on this facet of the market.

--- t-bondtrader <t-bondtrader@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> This is almost a test to see if things are back in
> order on RT...
> 
> And this is a re-send, without the Gif file
> attached, as I don't think the
> original made it!!
> 
> According to my charts, the failed Third Time
> Through, as I call it, has
> allowed the market to rise from the Contract Low to
> the dizzy heights of the
> top of the trend line from the Record High of early
> October last year.  Has
> it risen far too fast to sustain a breakout and a
> decent northerly run, or
> are we likely to bounce back and start the sharp
> move down?   Anyone any
> thoughts, 'coz I don't think we are going sideways
> from here!!
> 
> The FOMC and the so-called Y2K factor would seem to
> favour as fast a run
> back as up, on the other hand, the fact that the
> Stock Exchange has survived
> the infamous October crash that never happened,
> might mean the bonds hanging
> in there and breaking north.
> 
> All very interesting, eh?!
> 
> Bill Eykyn
> www.t-bondtrader.com
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 


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