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#1 steadyquest

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Posted 24 September 2022 - 03:22 PM

It should not need saying that this is a dummy's analysis of TLT.

 

The 1st leg down between Aug '20 and Mar '21

 

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The 1st leg up between Mar and Dec '21

 

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The 2nd leg down between Dec '21 now

 

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I've never gotten into the 'wave' stuff, but i'm assuming that the above legs fit inside of waves having ampltudes of 36.75 down, 23.15 up and 48.29 down.  I found this chart on a random website, https://www.metatrad.../elliott_theory  and I have no idea if it is accurate or not.

 

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The ratio between the 2nd and 1st waves of TLT is 23.15 / 36.75 = 0.63 (0.618), so I am assuming we have a 5 wave structure.  This could be reasonable with a simple shift of perspective from that of a bear market in bonds to a bull market in bond yields.

 

The ratio between the 3rd and 1st waves is 48.29 / 36.75 = 1.314, which is much lower than either 1.618 or  2.618, so I am assuming that the 2nd leg down is not yet complete, and I am tossing the 3rd chart from the top and replacing it with one or the other of the following charts (yet to be determined which).

 

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#2 K Wave

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Posted 24 September 2022 - 04:10 PM

The candle to watch on 20 yr is Thursday.

 

That could very easily be kickoff bar for final vertical ramp over 4%.

 

If rates come back under the bottom of that bar, THEN possible top...

 

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