Sarah Benneter
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Ngl, the move in Treasuries today is looking pretty spicy with the safe-haven flows really kicking in. It feels like the market is finally getting spooked by the volatility leaking out of Europe, especially with French yields touching that 5% handle. Seeing such a sharp divergence between the flight to safety in U.S. debt and the chaos in the Eurozone bond market has me wondering how this is going to bleed into the S&P order flow over the next couple of sessions.
I’m staring at the charts trying to figure out if this drop in yields provides enough breathing room for a rally or if we’re just setting up for a massive trap before the next leg down. If we hold these current support levels, do you think we see a rotation back into tech, or is the risk-off sentiment too strong to ignore? I’m struggling to see where the momentum is actually going to stick once the dust settles on this move. Are you guys looking to scalp the bounce on the indices, or is the macro situation starting to look a bit too shaky to hold long positions over the weekend?
I’m staring at the charts trying to figure out if this drop in yields provides enough breathing room for a rally or if we’re just setting up for a massive trap before the next leg down. If we hold these current support levels, do you think we see a rotation back into tech, or is the risk-off sentiment too strong to ignore? I’m struggling to see where the momentum is actually going to stick once the dust settles on this move. Are you guys looking to scalp the bounce on the indices, or is the macro situation starting to look a bit too shaky to hold long positions over the weekend?
