by Chris Kimble | Jun 2, 2020 | Kimble Charting
Is the Aussie Dollar about to jump higher and signal that Commodities and interest rates are about to do the same? Possible! This chart looks at the Aussie Dollar on a monthly basis over the past 16-years. The AU$ created a bottoming pattern over several months in...
by Chris Kimble | Feb 10, 2020 | Kimble Charting
Are commodities suggesting a lack of demand is in play on a global basis? Possible! Could this impact stocks? So far it has not! The chart looks at the Thompson/Reuters Commodities Index over the past 30-years. This index has created a series of lower highs since it...
by Chris Kimble | Oct 9, 2018 | Kimble Charting
At what point does the rise in treasury yields (and interest rates) matter to the economy and stock market? Today’s chart looks at the past 4 decades of the 2-year treasury note yield versus the stock market (the Dow Jones Industrial Average). As you can see in the...
by Chris Kimble | Oct 4, 2018 | Kimble Charting
CLICK ON CHART TO ENLARGE When it comes to assets being in long-term bull markets, Commodities and interest rates do not come to mind, as each has endured long-term bear markets. Could these long-term trends be coming to an end? Possible The 2-pack above looks at...
by Chris Kimble | Sep 11, 2018 | Kimble Charting
CLICK ON CHART TO ENLARGE This chart looks at the Dow Jones Industrials Average and the Yield on the 10-year note on a monthly basis for several decades. The top chart looks at the Dow since 1927 and the bottom chart looks at yields since 1994. The Dow has spent the...
by Chris Kimble | Aug 28, 2018 | Kimble Charting
CLICK ON CHART TO ENLARGE With numerous stock indices hitting all-time highs, is it possible that interest rates could be peaking? It does seem unlikely in my humble opinion. This chart looks at the yield of the 10-year note (TNX), over the past 10-years. The rally...
by Chris Kimble | Aug 16, 2018 | Kimble Charting
If you spend time researching market relationships you can better understand money flows, rotation, and reasons why money flows rotate. This can be very helpful in identifying trend changes as well. Today, we’ll look at the relationship between 10 Year US Treasury...
by Chris Kimble | Aug 10, 2018 | Kimble Charting
CLICK ON CHART TO ENLARGE The trend for interest rates over the past couple of years is clearly higher, as yields have risen sharply! The 10-year yield trend over the past 6-years is flat and the same can be said for the 30-year yield over the past 3-years, as each is...
