I’ve got to say, this fund of treasury bonds is looking better by the way. If IEF can clear the top of its basing pattern at about 96.26, this thing should blast higher.

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I’ve got to say, this fund of treasury bonds is looking better by the way. If IEF can clear the top of its basing pattern at about 96.26, this thing should blast higher.

It seems most likely that, a year from now, interest rates will be substantially lower based on these nearly-completed reversal tops.

I vividly remember how hard it was for my dad to make his mortgage payment back in the early 1980s. I didn’t understand why at the time, but let’s face it – – can you IMAGINE if everyone’s mortgage rate these days suddenly was at 18%?

In spite of the fact that the US Treasury Bond in its fifth year (!!!!!!) of a massive bear market, and it looks perfectly capable of falling further…………..
