đŠ BEFORE TAKING A TREASURY TRADE, CHECK WHICH DIRECTION YOUR PRODUCT MOVES.
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For existing fixed-rate bonds, rising market yields generally mean falling prices; falling yields generally mean rising prices.
Post-CPI framework:
đ Yields break higher and hold: that can pressure Treasury bond prices.
đ Yields reverse lower and hold: that can support them.
A possible bullish bond setup needs both a yield reversal and confirmation in the instrument you actually trade. An hourly price breakout that fails its retest cancels the idea.
Do not treat the Treasury yield chart as the entry chart for a bond fund. They are different things. Leveraged and inverse products add risks; verify their objectives and daily reset terms before using them.
This is a watchlist, not a statement that either scenario has triggered.
Are you watching the yield first, or the bond-price reaction?
Source: https://www.investor.gov/introduction-investing/general-resources/news-alerts/alerts-bulletins/investor-bulletins-86
#CPIWatch #Treasuries
Educational only. Capital is at risk.
$BTC
$ZEREBRO
For existing fixed-rate bonds, rising market yields generally mean falling prices; falling yields generally mean rising prices.
Post-CPI framework:
đ Yields break higher and hold: that can pressure Treasury bond prices.
đ Yields reverse lower and hold: that can support them.
A possible bullish bond setup needs both a yield reversal and confirmation in the instrument you actually trade. An hourly price breakout that fails its retest cancels the idea.
Do not treat the Treasury yield chart as the entry chart for a bond fund. They are different things. Leveraged and inverse products add risks; verify their objectives and daily reset terms before using them.
This is a watchlist, not a statement that either scenario has triggered.
Are you watching the yield first, or the bond-price reaction?
Source: https://www.investor.gov/introduction-investing/general-resources/news-alerts/alerts-bulletins/investor-bulletins-86
#CPIWatch #Treasuries
Educational only. Capital is at risk.