Bonds & Brokers … Reversal

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  1. Treasury bonds and mortgage reits are my largest holdings. Been having a good week. I come in here for short-trade ideas, which I have trouble finding on the internet. As always, the trade updates are much appreciated.

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    • Thanks for the insight,

      A significant bond reversal (after yield inversion) may be telling us the economic down-leg has started or is already here. It’s an indicator that has been accurate way back to the 1930s, if memory serves.

      I don’t trade the S&P, but I watch it. So far, last Friday’s all-time high is holding.

      Since the financial sector was down hard on Friday, then XLF along with others barely inching higher today if at all (ex. HOOD), it may be telling us this is when a downside reversal could take hold (instead of happening in A.I. and the SOXX).

      We’re right at the edge where it does not take much to move things in either direction.

      That also means one has to be prepared to exit, wait and re-enter, if the set-up presents itself again.

      So far, SCHW and IBKR are doing what would be expected (testing) if Friday’s downdraft was the start.

      Of course, the expectation is a downside continuation for both, tomorrow.

      We’ll see.

      Regards,

      Paul

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      • I’m just a retail investor, but what I gathered from listening to lance roberts recently is that the stock buyback window will close next week. CTA’s are very long too. So shorting the market should work here soon. Maybe we’re a week early.

        What’s personally got me so excited, is everyone seems to be writing off the recent jobs report. I think a shake-up is due in the markets, we’ll see.

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