U.S. Bonds, Yields And Volatility Near Extreme Levels

By Candy Matheson of Strawberry Blonde's Market Summary

Blogger & Retired Russell 2000 E-mini Futures Day Trader • Oct 17, 2022 at 4:42 PM EDT

A look at the monthly charts of the 10-Year T-Note, the 10-Year Treasury Yield, and the MOVE Index.

The following monthly charts show the extreme moves (plunges and spikes) and volatility experienced this year in the 10-Year T-Note (TYZ2), the 10-Year Treasury Yield (US10YT), and the MOVE Index (MOVE) (which measures Treasury rate volatility through options pricing).

They are all trading near a critical support or resistance level, shown in pink.

If the MOVE Index blows through 160.00, we may see TYZ2 drop to 100.00, or lower, and US10YT spike up to 5.00, or higher...so, keep an eye on that one.

Source: Investing.com

The following tweets are from the weekend...so what's going on in the bond market?

Link to Tweet thread

More interesting tweets...serious problems abound, and President Biden seems oblivious to all of them...

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