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Bill,
Are we talking of this divergence on a 5/10 minutes
(intraday) time scale only AND /OR for Day / week time frame as
well.
As I understand that there is a broader
relationship ie. if the interrest rates go up (ie. Bonds go down), then the
Stock prices also go down.
Thus if this the 2nd opinion is true, the
divergence you mention here would be holding true only during certain phases of
the market (ie markets trending up/down or sideways again long term action). Do
you have an opinion on this?
Ashok
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Subject: [RT] Spoo/Bonds Divergence
It would seem, from the opening of the stock
exchange, that the Spoo/Bonds divergence is being maintained, I am glad to
see.. But it will be interesting to note whether the gap down open of
the Spoo makes its point, or it gets filled with a false breakout.
Meanwhile the bonds are setting themselves up for a TTT trade, which could
push them up for a decent range day...
BillTo
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