01/08/2015 – 30 YR Treasury Bond
- January 8, 2015
- 30 YR Treasury Bond
Issued: 01/09/2015
March 30 year U.S. Treasury bond:
1. Yesterday’s (Thurs., Jan. 8) March 30 year treasury bond report indicated new short entry at/near $147.02 in the March 30 year U.S. Treasury bond for a decline to and test/attempt of $146.21, then at/near $146.10.
2. Yesterday session completed the initial downside profit target at/near $146.21 (swing low $146.22).
3. Today’s session advanced and hit our recently adjusted protective buy stop at $147.11, resulting in an approximate breakeven on the entire position.
4. Any further test/attempt at $146.21, or $146.10 remains important and may prompt new entry. Will update as the market confirms.
David Williams
Issued: 01/08/2015
March 30 year U.S. Treasury bond:
1. The March 30 year U.S. Treasury bond continues to decline off its recent completion of the $148.15 upside target noted in recent Williams edge live meetings.
2. A test/attempt of $146.20, then $146.10 remains likely prior to the ending of the current decline.
3. Therefore, the market is in a ‘Sell’ position for aggressive traders at current prices (current price, $147.02). Partial short position exit should be taken at/near $146.21, then at/near $146.11. Any remaining short position can be held for the possibility of lower prices to be messaged in a subsequent update.
4. An initial protective buy stop should be placed at $147.26. The stop will be moved lower as the market continues to confirm. Will update.
David Williams
Issued: 01/08/2015
March 30 year U.S. Treasury bond:
1. Today’s (Thurs., Jan. 8) earlier March 30 year treasury bond report indicated new short entry at/near $147.02 for a decline to and test/attempt of $146.21, then at/near $146.10.
2. Subsequently, the bond market declined to the $146.21 initial profit target (swing low, $146.22, so far). Further decline remains possible, including a test/attempt at $146.10.
3. Our protective buy stop has been lowered to $147.11. This stop will continue to be moved lower as the market continues to confirm.
David Williams
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