The charts are pointing to a breakout in short-term Treasury yields, says Carter Worth
What to know about The charts are pointing to a breakout in short-term Treasury yields, says Carter Worth
(Check out Carter's worthcharting.com for actionable recommendations and live nightly videos.) The 2-year Treasury note yield is likely headed higher.
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What happened
(Check out Carter's worthcharting.com for actionable recommendations and live nightly videos.) The 2-year Treasury note yield is likely headed higher.
Why it matters
Note the two identical charts below, one with annotations depicting the bottoming out process underway, and one with the 150-day moving average, also depicting a bottoming out reversal formation.
Common ground
The mechanism to play for higher short term yields is to sell short SHY.
Perspective signals
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