In yesterday’s blog, I laid the foundation for today’s analysis of the 30 Year Bonds. I am most comfortable with a trade when the price action for a secular (long-term) trend accords with the economic picture.
I have said this in earlier blogs, but it’s worth repeating: I subscribe to the Austrian School of Economics. Their […]
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