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Hubon wrote:I Think there are 2 factors driving equities: Falling rates, and earnings growth, rates can rise until the risk free rate jumps above avg. dividend yield, so I think a quick sharp rise in rates is certainly not good for equities
That depends on inflation. low inflation age, yield goes with equity, high inflation age, yield goes opposite with the equity. For now we're still in low inflation age, so bond drop might be good for equity.Ed02 wrote:Cobra, is a bear bond market good for the equity market?Cobra wrote:just want to remind you the current TLT low is very important, breakdown would be bear market for bond. https://stockcharts.com/public/1684859/ ... /187372788;
Just brilliant.Cobra wrote:not a strong rebound, so EMA20 could be a resistance now.
Some idle speculation and evil thinking. NOT A PREDICTION.Mr. BachNut wrote:Light long.
I re-established a long equity position Friday to honor my summation index signal.
I kept the size small. Depending on how things go this week, I could buy a dip or not to add table stakes.
I could also close it out as I don't really like this trade.
The risk/return ratio does not look great to me here as there is limited upside into resistance with plenty of downside.
It seems to me that the end of this up trend may be near, but SPX may want to make a run at tagging 1500 (which could fail) before pooping out.
My composite trend indicator signal is up.
My summation index signal is up.
BullBear52x wrote:Bears need to show off power by breaking 145.34 if they mean business.
I will take 80% of the lot off and let the other 20% runs, what if the mid line doesn't hold.flrtrader wrote:BullBear52x wrote:Bears need to show off power by breaking 145.34 if they mean business.
Agreed!! I'm short from friday looking for 143.40 ish to exit