etfmsolutions: The Outlook on Bonds (TLT).. 05.26.16.

Thursday, May 26, 2016

The Outlook on Bonds (TLT).. 05.26.16.

As bear sentiment continues to grow in the bond sector based on expectations for a FED rate hike here are a few relevant links and the current outlook using the M1 Mean Reversion mode...the setting that has continually outperformed all other modes on both a short and long term basis. Based on the articles below there's clearly a divergence in opinion on the relative merit of bond investments for the near term and for now we'll just follow M1 guidance until proven wrong. The other alternative is the delta neutral model shown below which offers very low risk exposure and consistent returns.
Banks cutting bond traders.
Treasury auction is hot.
Buy a bond...NOT.

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