BOND Break Out?

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💣 Bonds Near a Major Breakout — And It’s Not Bullish for Risk Assets

We’re approaching a critical breakout zone in bonds.

At first glance, you might think: “High demand for U.S. debt? That’s great! Higher bond prices, lower yields, cheaper interest payments!”
That’s Trump-math logic — the same kind that says prices are “down 300%.” 😅 You can only go down 100%, folks. No matter where the price goes!

Here’s the real story:
For bond prices to surge, investors must be running from risk. Big money managers don’t dump billions into a $250k FDIC-insured savings account 😅 — they rotate into Treasuries when fear spikes.

That’s a double whammy:
1️⃣ Reducing margin
2️⃣ Stocks and other risk assets get liquidated.

When this rotation accelerates, expect risk assets to crater — the “buy-the-dip,” “crypto-Lambo bros,” “GME, AI memers” & "Colorful Chartists" crowd gets ANNIHILATED!

All of that from this one silly chart? No, there is no single holy grail of an analysis chart. Just a piece of the puzzle.

Smart money is moving to safety. Don’t get caught holding the bag. Keep an eye on this chart!

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💣 BOND Update — Breakout Setup Failed

Back in November, I was watching BOND for a breakout above the $94.62–$95.33 key area.

It never confirmed.

Instead, price was rejected at resistance, later lost the rising trendline, and has fallen to about $89.08 as of Sept. 17.

At the same time, long-term Treasury yields moved sharply higher, with the 10-year recently trading above 5% before easing back toward 4.95%.

That gives us two clean takeaways:

Resistance held.
The rising structure broke down.

The original setup was conditional. A confirmed breakout would have shown improving bond-price momentum. It never came.

That matters because charts tell us what price is doing, not why. A bond rally could come from recession fear, falling inflation expectations, lower policy expectations, or simple duration demand.

Right now, real yields remain historically high enough to keep pressure on long-duration assets and make fixed income more competitive with equities.

My View: The next strong bond opportunity may come only after yields finish repricing.

The breakout setup failed. The market told us so. Bond holders keep getting trashed since 2021.
MMT calls this great "interest income," but they fail to show you the collapse in bond prices traders
had to absorb. MMT is a political movement, not an economic theory.

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