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BullBear52x wrote:haha really? show me the money.TraderGirl wrote:Everyone thinks bonds are dead...well they are dead wrong... They are trying to fool the foolish!!
Gonna see another rally again...just a matter of time...
I think Pro has the same “overlay” capacity as regular subscription (17 overlay choices on Pro)BullBear52x wrote:Dr. Al,Al_Dente wrote:these top nine Q stocks comprise > 50% of the QQQ
this is % performance comparison, last 15 days
May I ask you on the Pro stockcharts how many overlay on the indicators do they have? are they the same as cheap one?
I don't think you should track bonds by charting the TLT. it just doesn't perform the same over a long timeframe. here's the 10yr tresury yield over the last 10 years. looks to me like nothing more than a little bear flag in a long term trend of lower yields. we're a long way away from confirming a breakout.BullBear52x wrote:haha really? show me the money.TraderGirl wrote:Everyone thinks bonds are dead...well they are dead wrong... They are trying to fool the foolish!!
Gonna see another rally again...just a matter of time...
Thanks, I requested them to add more to it long time ago before I will upgrade, guess what? they didn't even reply to me.Al_Dente wrote:I think Pro has the same “overlay” capacity as regular subscription (17 overlay choices on Pro)BullBear52x wrote:Dr. Al,Al_Dente wrote:these top nine Q stocks comprise > 50% of the QQQ
this is % performance comparison, last 15 days
May I ask you on the Pro stockcharts how many overlay on the indicators do they have? are they the same as cheap one?
only difference is 10 symbols instead of 6 (for tooooo much money)
plus custom scans, longer data-history downloads, and other toys I don’t use…….
I watch both TLT and TNX...and I use TMF to trade...but in order to trade it, you have to look at the chart of either TLT or TMF...rc1269 wrote:I don't think you should track bonds by charting the TLT. it just doesn't perform the same over a long timeframe. here's the 10yr tresury yield over the last 10 years. looks to me like nothing more than a little bear flag in a long term trend of lower yields. we're a long way away from confirming a breakout.BullBear52x wrote:haha really? show me the money.TraderGirl wrote:Everyone thinks bonds are dead...well they are dead wrong... They are trying to fool the foolish!!
Gonna see another rally again...just a matter of time...
what? Price pays! silly girl. (silly lady)TraderGirl wrote:I watch both TLT and TNX...and I use TMF to trade...but in order to trade it, you have to look at the chart of either TLT or TMF...rc1269 wrote:I don't think you should track bonds by charting the TLT. it just doesn't perform the same over a long timeframe. here's the 10yr tresury yield over the last 10 years. looks to me like nothing more than a little bear flag in a long term trend of lower yields. we're a long way away from confirming a breakout.BullBear52x wrote:haha really? show me the money.TraderGirl wrote:Everyone thinks bonds are dead...well they are dead wrong... They are trying to fool the foolish!!
Gonna see another rally again...just a matter of time...
To me time is more important that price...so when the technicals are setting up the trade at the right TIME on the chart of what I am trading (TMF), then I trade it...I can't trade off of the 10 year treasury yield....
Everyone is a comedian around here!!BullBear52x wrote:what? Price pays! silly girl. (silly lady)TraderGirl wrote:I watch both TLT and TNX...and I use TMF to trade...but in order to trade it, you have to look at the chart of either TLT or TMF...rc1269 wrote:I don't think you should track bonds by charting the TLT. it just doesn't perform the same over a long timeframe. here's the 10yr tresury yield over the last 10 years. looks to me like nothing more than a little bear flag in a long term trend of lower yields. we're a long way away from confirming a breakout.BullBear52x wrote:haha really? show me the money.TraderGirl wrote:Everyone thinks bonds are dead...well they are dead wrong... They are trying to fool the foolish!!
Gonna see another rally again...just a matter of time...
To me time is more important that price...so when the technicals are setting up the trade at the right TIME on the chart of what I am trading (TMF), then I trade it...I can't trade off of the 10 year treasury yield....
I know what you meant thanks.
i hear ya. my point being - if I and the other treasury traders see a buy signal on the 30yr, we're going to buy it, regardless of what TLT says. then TLT will be forced to rip, despite what retail flows into and out of TLT are doing. ultimately TLT is still formulated to track 20+ year treasuries, regardless of its own technical setups. if it doesn't i can just arb it all day long, just like guys do on equity ETFs. just my view. cheersTraderGirl wrote:I watch both TLT and TNX...and I use TMF to trade...but in order to trade it, you have to look at the chart of either TLT or TMF...rc1269 wrote:I don't think you should track bonds by charting the TLT. it just doesn't perform the same over a long timeframe. here's the 10yr tresury yield over the last 10 years. looks to me like nothing more than a little bear flag in a long term trend of lower yields. we're a long way away from confirming a breakout.BullBear52x wrote:haha really? show me the money.TraderGirl wrote:Everyone thinks bonds are dead...well they are dead wrong... They are trying to fool the foolish!!
Gonna see another rally again...just a matter of time...
To me time is more important that price...so when the technicals are setting up the trade at the right TIME on the chart of what I am trading (TMF), then I trade it...I can't trade off of the 10 year treasury yield....
I'm not looking to day trade TLT...I'm looking for a longer more profitable swing, so maybe we are looking at it differently...rc1269 wrote:i hear ya. my point being - if I and the other treasury traders see a buy signal on the 30yr, we're going to buy it, regardless of what TLT says. then TLT will be forced to rip, despite what retail flows into and out of TLT are doing. ultimately TLT is still formulated to track 20+ year treasuries, regardless of its own technical setups. if it doesn't i can just arb it all day long, just like guys do on equity ETFs. just my view. cheersTraderGirl wrote:I watch both TLT and TNX...and I use TMF to trade...but in order to trade it, you have to look at the chart of either TLT or TMF...rc1269 wrote:I don't think you should track bonds by charting the TLT. it just doesn't perform the same over a long timeframe. here's the 10yr tresury yield over the last 10 years. looks to me like nothing more than a little bear flag in a long term trend of lower yields. we're a long way away from confirming a breakout.BullBear52x wrote:haha really? show me the money.TraderGirl wrote:Everyone thinks bonds are dead...well they are dead wrong... They are trying to fool the foolish!!
Gonna see another rally again...just a matter of time...
To me time is more important that price...so when the technicals are setting up the trade at the right TIME on the chart of what I am trading (TMF), then I trade it...I can't trade off of the 10 year treasury yield....
I said that Friday based on short term indicator, it will be interesting to see it rebound here, but I can not see anything on my tea leave. so far short term GLD bulls hope is to see the MACD bullish cross back before the break, I will reset my buy again then too.Al_Dente wrote:Was waiting for the pink cushion on my GDX/NUGT renko to curve up and confirm a trend change to bull.
But she failed again and now testing interim low
If she can hold 44.50 she should bounce (on what should be positive divergence #2)
If not, she’ll test triple-bottom low at 44.16 GDX and then maybe bounce