@Mr_Derivatives: recently weak names $NKE, $MCD, $TLT and $NFLX are all popping today.
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$NKE $MCD $TLT $NFLX All the recent trashy names poppin’ today.
Reasoning: Technicals
The Crowd Tape
What the street is doing, not what I think
What top X accounts are doing, not what I think
| Accounts | Bull | Neu | Bear | None |
|---|---|---|---|---|
@RedDogT3Views › | 0 | 2 | 1 | 0 |
@ripster47Views › | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 |
@sentimentraderViews › | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 |
@leadlagreportViews › | 1 | 3 | 1 | 0 |
@alphatrendsViews › | 0 | 2 | 0 | 1 |
@LukeGromenViews › | 0 | 0 | 3 | 0 |
@carlquintanillaViews › | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 |
@UrbanKaoboyViews › | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 |
@Mr_DerivativesViews › | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 |
@SchuldensuehnerViews › | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
@RyanDetrickViews › | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
@RyanDetrick:
@RyanDetrick: yields are collapsing, days after a cover story asked if bonds would blow up.
@Schuldensuehner:
@Schuldensuehner: Sept PPI jumped 1.3% m/m, the most since Mar 2022 and double the 0.6% expected; annual 6.3%, core ex food, energy and trade 5%. Yet Treasuries rallied, as investors worry more about the AI selloff hurting growth.
@Mr_Derivatives:
@Mr_Derivatives: $TLT has looked decent lately, rising from the $76s to almost $81.
@LukeGromen:
@LukeGromen, replying to
@leadlagreport: the surprise is that stocks back the bonds, so if stocks crash, bonds will too.
@leadlagreport: 1994 is the closest rhyme to this bond market and it hurt without a recession. Then the 10-year rose 286bp, stocks went nowhere, expansion ran to 2001. Now +127bp since Feb, core CPI consensus 2.5%. Falsifier: $TLT rallies and 10-year under 5%.
@UrbanKaoboy: Michael Kao notes it didn’t even need an intervention to turn this $TLT around. That actually concerns him about the broader economy and markets.Clear split. Accounts are on both sides; see the two columns above for where they differ.
@Mr_DerivativesViews ›
@Mr_Derivatives: recently weak names $NKE, $MCD, $TLT and $NFLX are all popping today.
@RyanDetrickViews ›
@RyanDetrick: yields are collapsing, days after a cover story asked if bonds would blow up.
@SchuldensuehnerViews ›
@Schuldensuehner: Sept PPI jumped 1.3% m/m, the most since Mar 2022 and double the 0.6% expected; annual 6.3%, core ex food, energy and trade 5%. Yet Treasuries rallied, as investors worry more about the AI selloff hurting growth.
@RedDogT3 says the $TLT relationship changed yesterday.
@leadlagreportViews ›
@leadlagreport) @douglasritz thinks many advisors do not understand the value of a 5% yield on a long duration Treasury.
@LukeGromenViews ›
@LukeGromen, replying to
@leadlagreport: the surprise is that stocks back the bonds, so if stocks crash, bonds will too.
@alphatrendsViews ›
@UrbanKaoboyViews ›
@carlquintanillaViews ›
@carlquintanilla)
@DeItaone: Harley Bassman warns that if the 20 year Treasury yield rises above 6% (now near 5.6%), hedging could trigger selling equal to $110 billion of bond issuance, with negative convexity risk at levels unseen since 2007.
@sentimentraderViews ›
@ripster47Views ›
@Mr_Derivatives:
@Mr_Derivatives: recently weak names $NKE, $MCD, $TLT and $NFLX are all popping today. (Neutral)
@sentimentrader: TLT remains in an unfavorable long-term rate regime. The JK Interest Rate Model is still at +2, a regime in which TLT historically declined, though the model does not time exact turning points.
https://users.sentimentrader.com/users/kaeppelscorner/tracking-bonds-with-the-jk-interest-rate-model (Bearish)
@Mr_Derivatives: recently weak names $NKE, $MCD, $TLT and $NFLX are all popping today.
$NKE $MCD $TLT $NFLX All the recent trashy names poppin’ today.
Reasoning: Technicals
@RyanDetrick: yields are collapsing, days after a cover story asked if bonds would blow up.
Yields are absolutely collapsing right now. Days after a cover story asked if bonds were going to blow up.
Reasoning: Sentiment · Short term
@Schuldensuehner: Sept PPI jumped 1.3% m/m, the most since Mar 2022 and double the 0.6% expected; annual 6.3%, core ex food, energy and trade 5%. Yet Treasuries rallied, as investors worry more about the AI selloff hurting growth.
US inflation is running hot, but bonds are rallying. Sep PPI jumped 1.3% MoM, the most since Mar 2022 and more than double the 0.6% expected. Annual inflation hit 6.3%; core excluding food, energy & trade reached 5%. Yet Treasuries barely flinched. Investors seem more worried about the AI selloff hurting growth than inflation pushing yields higher.
Reasoning: Macro · Short term
@Mr_Derivatives: $TLT has looked decent lately, rising from the $76s to almost $81.
$TLT Lookin’ actually decent lately from $76’s to almost $81’s.
Reasoning: Technicals · Short term Specific
@RedDogT3 says the $TLT relationship changed yesterday.
$TLT relationship changed yesterday
Reasoning: Technicals
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@leadlagreport) @douglasritz thinks many advisors do not understand the value of a 5% yield on a long duration Treasury.
@leadlagreport I think that there‘s a whole lot of advisors who do not understand the value of 5% on a long duration treasury.
Reasoning: Valuation · Long term
Stock Market Analysis for Week Ending 10/9/26 $SPY $QQQ $IWM $SMH $XBI $MU $NVDA $XLF $TLT #Bitcoin $ALAB $NKE $MAGS
Reasoning: Not tagged by analyst Specific
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