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U.S. Treasury Starts Quantitative Easing
The US Treasury has been the primary reason for the strong performance for financial markets throughout 2023. While we maintain a high interest rate environment through the Fed pausing, the US Treasury has been quietly quantitative easing through strategies such as debt buyback programs. The US treasury is saving the day yet again with the […]Read More
Japan’s Recent Crash Signaling the Start of the Crypto Bull Run
In my video with Mike Fay we discussed Japan’s Nikkei 225 Index, and I found something very shocking on the charts. NKY’s last crash was on Feb. 20, 2020, which sparked the start of the crypto bull run. I think NKY’s current crash has a strong resemblance to the COVID crash, and both occurred around […]Read More
TLT Shows Bullish Momentum Above $96
TLT has been trading sideways since Dec. 2023 near the red resistance line. July’s monthly candle close was slightly bullish, but TLT has started to show some strong momentum in August. TLT is currently above the $96 resistance line, and I think there could be a lot more long-term upside for U.S. bonds. 10 Year […]Read More
U.S. Dollar Suffers Significant Decline in July
The U.S. Dollar Index experienced a steep decline in July, but has approached a key support zone for a potential rebound. There is currently a rebound forming around $104, which is raising concerns for the stock and crypto markets. Follow me on social media: https://linktr.ee/realchartchamp
Read MoreSept. Fed Pivot Odds Have Changed
The odds of a Fed pivot in September have significantly dropped from 90%+ to around 12%. We’ll have to wait and see how the odds look closer to the Sept. 18 Fed pivot date. I don’t think we get a rate cut in the upcoming July meeting. November currently has the best odds, but I […]Read More
Inverted Yield Curve Starts to Rise
The inverted yield curve has started to spike up over the past few days. The yield curve signals a recession after crossing above zero. I drew a blue circle for how high the yield curve could approximately climb before we have a recession. For now the yield curve has not crossed above zero yet. I […]Read More
U.S. Bonds Market Faces Resistance
The U.S. Bonds market has struggled to trend up. For TLT there is a resistance zone between $92 and $100. TLT is likely to trend back down towards the yellow and white support lines. The historic lows are trading near $82.55, I think TLT could retest those lows at some point. There is a lot […]Read More
Bond Yields Reach a Key Support Level
The 10 year U.S. bond yields have reached an important support level at the yellow trendline. There has been support building up here dating back to April of 2023. If U.S. bond yields rebound and trend up here then we could see more downside for stocks and crypto. However, it is possible for bond yields […]Read More
Inverted Yield Curve Remains Inverted for 2 Years
The inverted yield curve has been inverted since July 2022, which is one of the longest inversions in its history. The longer the inversion the steeper the markets could crash, so this inverted yield curve implies that we could still experience a significant market crash. Historical data reveals that the market crashes have occurred after […]Read More
U.S. Economy Still Experiencing Quantitative Easing
There is a misconception that the U.S. economy has been tightening. The reality is we have experienced QE through excessive government spending and liquidity injections from the US treasury. Data shows our economy is as loose as it was during the 2021 meme stock rally. As the Fed continues to cut rates conditions could become […]Read More
USD/JPY Declines from Ishiba’s Victory
USD / JPY has declined after Shigeru Ishiba was elected to become prime minister by the Liberal Democratic Party. USD/JPY has experienced a sharp selloff, and is trading slightly above a $140.95 support level. I think USD/JPY is at risk of losing support over the next few weeks, which could cause some panic for the […]Read More
External Forces At Play: The Fragile Future Of The Euro
While the euro has managed to climb recently, largely due to external factors like China’s economic stimulus and weaker U.S. data, this upward momentum might not last long. The underlying economic issues in the Eurozone are still present, and without a sharp improvement in the region’s economic data, the euro could struggle to maintain its […]Read More