Everyone worried about Yields being hot, No denying that. But indices are holding up better than expected. Nasdaq is bouncing off the 9EMA S&P 500 is holding onto its 21EMA

Sep 25, 2026 · 3:01 AM UTC

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Replying to @TheProfInvestor
Until they’re not.
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True time will tell
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Replying to @TheProfInvestor
10y weekly and daily RSI is HOT
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Replying to @TheProfInvestor
I am more worried about the job markets. Administration intentionally fudging numbers, and real people, the everyday Americans know how bad unemployment already is. Soon banks will start writong off bad debts, mortgage defaults...we all seem to blow it off until we can't
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Replying to @TheProfInvestor
but why is everyone saying that market will crash.
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Replying to @TheProfInvestor
It feels like you’re having to work awful hard to remain bullish. Am I wrong about that?
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Replying to @TheProfInvestor
I’m dumb. What’s EMA? I figure is Moving Average, but what is the E?
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Replying to @TheProfInvestor
markets often deny what they should be doing long enough for you to come up with a reason they won’t, then it does what you thought it would. just you wait…
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Replying to @TheProfInvestor
would you agree with this?
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Replying to @TheProfInvestor
We’re still below historical averages on yields
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Replying to @TheProfInvestor
Imagine when yields start dropping
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Replying to @TheProfInvestor
Yep, it's risk on. Until it's not.
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Replying to @TheProfInvestor
It took from about 4.75% to 6.5% to pop the dot com bubble.
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Replying to @TheProfInvestor
It’s just means the marketing is being cooked and not based on fundamentals. The fall will be even harder when it finally happens.
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Replying to @TheProfInvestor
Risk on 📈
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Replying to @TheProfInvestor
This is insanity.
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Replying to @TheProfInvestor
Yield heat can coexist with a bounce. The 9EMA is a tag, not a new bid.
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