US Government Bonds 10 YR Yield continues to be bullish on the monthly chart. Rates broke out and closed above the trend line last month. Do you think 6% is possible?
Jesse Olson
@JesseOlson
Mar 24
10 Year Yield on US Government Bonds is approaching levels we haven't seen since before the 2008 financial crisis. The monthly chart is showing a bullish engulfing candle and is above 200-week SMA. If breaks above trendline, 7% isn't a question, it's a matter of when. Think about what that means for mortgages, credit cards, and the housing market.

Aug 25, 2026 · 2:03 AM UTC

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At least 15% will send spx to zero once and for all
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I dont have any target boxes that high. 😅
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They’ll keep rising until something breaks
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🤭😁
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But QE bullish Btc been going down with rate up and down This correlation to btc on what bessebt did is a total wash ImO
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6% would wreck equities, bonds are the real boss
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At 6% it might as well be 60% because good bye US financial system
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What will happen to stocks when this happens?
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I hope not. We'll see what Bessent can do with TGA. Bond traders deff buying but not at the levels he needs to pull down rates significantly.
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Can you make updates for this chart more frequent?
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The monthly close above the trendline is clear but that alone doesn't make 6% likely Bond yields can stay bullish without hitting a round number that fast
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