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US 10 Year Yields at 5%? What's the Big Deal

United States 10-Year yields are closing in on 5%. What's the Big Deal? What does it mean for stocks and gold?

Bond Market Selloff: Time to Reevaluate Your Definition of 'Risk-Free' Investment

Bonds have been selling off for quite a while now Once considered the safest investment, the sell-off has proven how risky long-duration bonds can be This is a great opportunity for investors to...

Bond Market Noise Masks a Golden Buying Opportunity

Treasury yield levels are overwhelmingly a function of inflation. However, in the short run, a plethora of influences can explain deviations between yields and inflation. These factors, which we call...

10-Year Yields Show No 'Flight to Safety' Yet

While the US 10-year yield is looking at the recent resistance before the 5% level, we cannot talk about a “flight to safe” Treasuries.Original Post

How Higher Rates Cause Big Changes in the Bond Contract

Two weeks ago I pointed out one of the effects of higher interest rates is that leveraged return strategies get swiftly worse as rates rise. Today, I want to talk about another result of higher...

10-Year Yields Hit Frothy Heights: Time to Boost Bond Allocations as Peak Nears?

The US 10-year Treasury yield continues to rise, pushing ever higher above CapitalSpectator.com’s “fair-value” estimate, which is based on averaging three models. The trend...

Are Longer-Maturity Treasuries Finally Bottoming?

Chris Kimble of Kimble Charting Solutions is a favorite technician, and his work is read regularly for good reason. The above chart from Kimble Charting Solutions highlights what could be a potential...

Bond Market Chaos to Increase by March 2024

The major issue with the bond market right now is the overwhelming amount of bond issuance combined with the notable absence of the usual buyers. In other words, the illiquidity is already causing...

Will Treasury Bonds Crisis Turn Into Opportunity This Month? Bond Bulls Pray for Support

Rising interest rates have created a decline in treasury bonds not seen in modern times.Well, they say crisis equals opportunity.This may be the case today as we look at a long-term...

Is It Finally Time to Go Contrarian on the Bond Market?

Psychology in markets is always fascinating. In February 2009, I wrote “8 Reasons For A Bull Market.” While in hindsight, it is easy to see that was the right call, overall, psychology was...

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