Are Interest Rates Topping? Has Inflation Peaked?

The Two Questions on Every Investor’s Mind.

Are Interest Rates Topping? Has Inflation Peaked?

The following video clip from our April 10, 2022 Weekly Counts Webinar provides timely food for thought on those two questions.  Possible conclusions are based on Elliott wave theory and its associated Fibonacci price targets, a multi-decade trendline (on a semilog chart), and current sentiment conditions.

Rising Interest Rates and Inflation are all over the news.  Conventional expectations of directional market reactions to news have consistently been wrong.  Investors are confused and worried. It’s time to get technical.

Technical analysis helps eliminate the worry and confusion.  It ignores mainstream financial media and their ridiculous news-based explanations of why the market moves up and down.  Elliott Wave theory, Cycle analysis and Sentiment Conditions are more important to traders and investors now than ever before.

The attached video clip was recorded on Sunday, April 12, and was a small portion of Sid’s Weekly Counts Webinar for ElliottWavePlus.com subscribers (Pro Plan and up).

In the video, Sid Norris examines TNX (bond yields), and TIP (Treasury Inflation Protection bonds).  Are rates going to continue to skyrocket unabated?  Is the aggressive inflationary period over?

Video

Additional evidence of Sentiment extremes in bonds were presented later in the webinar.  Here are current screenshots of current Sentiment Conditions in the ZB contract (30yr bonds), the ZN contract (10yr bonds), and the Japanese Yen, which is historically highly correlated with bonds.  These screenshots show that Commercials are expecting rates to top about now (and bonds bottom), while retail traders, who are almost always wrongly positioned at major trend changes, think that rates will continue to aggressively rise.  Premium Plan subscribers receive Sentiment Conditions screenshots on many tradable items nightly.

ZB contract (30-year bonds) Sentiment Conditions:

ZN contract (10-year bonds) Sentiment Conditions:

Japanese Yen Sentiment Conditions:

We will post an educational video soon that explains how to interpret these Sentiment Conditions screenshots.  They’re incredibly usefull!

THE BOTTOM LINE:

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