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United States 10-Year Bond Yield

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  • Prev. Close:
    3.759
  • Day's Range:
    3.759 - 3.787

United States 10-Year Bond Yield Overview

Prev. Close
3.759
Price
96.86
Coupon
3.375
Day's Range
3.759-3.787
Price Open
96.72
Maturity Date
05/15/2033
52 wk Range
2.516-4.338
Price Range
96.64-96.86
1-Year Change
28.73%
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United States 10-Year News

United States 10-Year Analysis

Technical Summary

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Moving AveragesSellStrong SellStrong SellSellStrong Buy
Technical IndicatorsStrong SellStrong SellStrong SellSellStrong Buy
SummaryStrong SellStrong SellStrong SellSellStrong Buy

Candlestick Patterns

Pattern
Timeframe
Reliability
Candles Ago
Candle Time
Emerging Patterns
Upside Gap Three Methods1W
Current
Engulfing Bearish1W
Current
Completed Patterns
Doji Star Bullish5H
1Jul 13, 2023 05:00PM
Three Black Crows30
4Jul 13, 2023 09:30PM
Doji Star Bearish1W
7May 21, 2023
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  • You guys loaded up at 4% right?
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    • Good work!
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    • Joe that makes a lot of sense. I've been building a long-term income stream to carry me through retirement. I'll have 2-5% of my holdings rolling off every year over the next 10 years, so unless rates plummet, or I have a problem with a credit, I'll likely hold my positions to maturity. As my positions mature going forward, my reinvestment will likely be in the 5-12 year maturity range, so my portfolio shortens as I get older. I needed to longer Treasury exposure to improve the convexity of my portfolio, as my longer muni holdings have 10y, or shorter, calls. This has been a great opportunity for someone with a shorter time horizon to lock in attractive yields given the attractive rates with the invested curve.
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    • I have 11% of my portfolio in 20y Treasuries with book yields of 4.07%-4.65%. The percentage would have been higher, but I rotated some of my holdings into similar maturity munis that provided a 5%-6% tax equivalent yield.
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  • 3.5 by end of year, next year at the end 2024 probably projected to go below 3
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    • PPI cam in just under expectations at up 0.1%. going through the report the leading cause was a drop in petroleum and trucking prices which is not great news on inflation looking forward given that oil prices bottomed the end of June. I still thin we are loooking at a 50/50 scenario between a new round of inflation and heading to recession. I will continue to watch the data closely over the next few months.
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      • Sorry for the typo's.
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    • From what we saw in the PMI earlier, this CPI print makes sense. The theme of the PMI was firms Not passing on cost increases and accepting margin compression to spur unit volume. The big question comes tomorrow with the PPI. Based off the PMI report, I think we might see an upside surprise tomorrow. So while CNBC is breaking out the champagne celebrating the CPI today it will be interesting to see what happens tomorrow.
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      • Japan ScenarioPrice cuts where and for what? I am seeing price cuts nowhere for routinely purchased items.
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      • used cars for starters (backwards looking) but even those have firmed up of late (forward looking).
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      • Ciprian GalThanks for pointing that out. I was thinking in terms of maintenance costs like clothing and summer camp, medical and insurance, small things throughout the month.
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    • USA USA USA 🇺🇸
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      • Anyone else get the feeling they drive the charts way down ahead of data that they know is going to cause a spike, so they can let it run up & then cap it & stabilize it again?
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        • Anthony Listorwhy even reply with nonsense bubba
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        • ?
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        • This has pretty much been the trend for most of the year.
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      • let me remind everybody that 1 to 2 more hike are all but guaranteed. Next, it might be likely that inflation falls; however, last month did not have a hike and the tech market appreciated wildly. Now, companies might be increasing finished good prices to support profit expectations. lastly, be careful because german cpi actually roses in Junes.
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        • NOWis ALLuHAVE They are trying to suck the excess dollars back into the bank and the money supply is actually shrinking in 1 of 4 times in history. Maybe they are working on it.
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        • If you look at Fed Funds futures pricing, it's already baked in another rate hike.
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        • i guess its priced in. they got the recession and an inflation drop priced in too. i dont know how. you got to be carefull when Powell says he is selling though and i bet he does.
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      • While the doomers are out shorting bonds at the end of a hiking cycle people who like money are putting to work with these amazing yields while they last
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        • Danke Glock  Good answers.  Thank you.
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        • You're welcome.
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        • I think it's safe to say we've found the only people on here that are worth talking to.
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      • how many more times is the fed going to step in???
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