Buy Signal in Bonds

By Murray Dawes, Saturday, 18 November 2023

With bonds rallying and potentially confirming a monthly buy signal this month, equities may be close to a sustained run

In today’s Fat Tail Daily, don't miss today's Closing Bell video analysing 10-year yields, oil, gold, and the S&P for crucial insights into reading the market winds, however they shift.

As a trader, I have learned that having strong views about market direction is pointless.

It can lead to confirmation bias and losses as a result of ignoring warning signs.

Discussing the state of markets on a weekly basis and showing you the chart set ups shouldn’t be seen as a claim that I know what the markets are about to do every minute of every day.

I am just showcasing my method for analysing price action and every now and again when I see the odds of something happening as quite high, I will point it out.

Over the past few months I have been bearish on the S&P 500 and had a target which was the midpoint or ‘point of control’ of the correction.

That target was hit last month.

At the time, I said that the odds of a rise or fall are around 50% once the point of control is hit, so that’s where you should take some or all of your profits.

I certainly didn’t know that markets were about to blast off and rally in the way that they did.

I will happily flip my view to bullish if the charts tell me to. But as I show you in today’s Closing Bell, there is still a risk the S&P 500 can turn back down from this area. The weekly trend remains down so until that changes, I will tread carefully.

But with bonds rallying and potentially confirming a monthly buy signal this month, equities may be close to a sustained run.

In today’s Closing Bell video I have a look at the US 10-year bond yield, oil, gold and the S&P 500.

Regards,

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Murray Dawes,
Editor, Fat Tail Daily

All advice is general advice and has not taken into account your personal circumstances.

Please seek independent financial advice regarding your own situation, or if in doubt about the suitability of an investment.

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