by Chris Kimble | Jan 27, 2021 | Kimble Charting
Bonds have experienced a large percentage decline since the highs of last March. Have bonds fallen enough? If they rally, could they be sending a bearish message to stocks? This chart looks at Govt Bond ETF (TLT) over the past 20-years. TLT has created a series of...
by Chris Kimble | Nov 9, 2020 | Kimble Charting
Holy Cow a big move in interest rates is taking place this morning! Does this mean an important breakout/higher interest rates are about to happen? Could be! This chart looks at the 10-year yield on a weekly basis over the past 12-years. For sure the long-term trend...
by Chris Kimble | Nov 3, 2020 | Kimble Charting
The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq don’t have much to brag about the past 90-days, as their performance has been near flat. It also hasn’t paid a great deal to be long bonds, as popular bond ETF (TLT) has declined over 6%. What asset has it paid to own over...
by Chris Kimble | Oct 19, 2020 | Kimble Charting
US treasury bond yields have been trending lower for over 3 decades. Could the latest drop mark a significant low for bond yields and interest rates? In today’s chart, we can see that interest rates have had several spike lows and highs, but that each low is lower and...
by Chris Kimble | Oct 7, 2020 | Kimble Charting
Are Government bonds creating a peak and starting to roll over? Possible! What happens at the support test (2) will go a long way to answering this question. This chart looks at Government bond ETF (TLT) on a monthly basis, where Fibonacci was applied to the 2010 lows...
by Chris Kimble | Aug 17, 2020 | Kimble Charting
Its been an interesting year in the financial markets, to say the least. And today’s chart qualifies as “interesting” indeed. When the market crashed in March, bond prices surged as yields fell. And the 20+ Year US Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) hit $179 before reversing...
by Chris Kimble | Jun 5, 2020 | Kimble Charting
10 Year US Treasury Bond Yield “inverted” Chart This chart should look familiar, as I’ve shared and updated it a few times to alert clients and readers. It is the 10 Year US Treasury Yield Chart… inverted. As you know, bond yields and price move in opposite...
by Chris Kimble | May 20, 2020 | Kimble Charting
The March crash was pretty much an everything crash. But nearly as fast as the market crashed, it’s come back. In today’s chart, we look at two very important asset classes: stocks and bonds. Stocks are represented by the S&P 500 Index and bonds are shown by an...
