Tag Archives: Yra Harris

A.M. Look 1/7/20

Plungers will plunge. Spoo/Bond is retesting the all time high. This is the only possible spot for price rejection. It’s a dumb bet. Yra Harris came up with the technical template for long-term relationship trading on a run decades ago. … Continue reading

A.M. Look 12/31/19

Thanks all for a great 2019!! Metals are heating up. Silver is putting in a longer term bottom against the Suisse this Month. This is happening while the Suisse is putting in an ORH qtr in the Futures. Yra has … Continue reading

Daily Market Intelligence 12/31/19

Daily Market Intelligence 12-31-19

A.M. Look 12/30/19

Steepeners are working in a big way today. Great call Yra! Ideas are being accepted to mull over for today’s session with Yra & Pax Please send them along. It makes for a better session if we’re not responding to … Continue reading

Daily Market Intelligence 12/30/19

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A.M. Look 12/27/19

Today’s headlines cited a Chinese banker being sentenced to death for lining his pockets to the tune of 100 Mil. from his failed bank. We could’ve used a little of that in 2008. The melt-up continues in the Indices as … Continue reading

Daily Market Intelligence 12/27/19

Daily Market Intelligence 12-27-19

A.M. Look 12/26/19

Phil..Spoo & 30 yr Bonds have been going in the same direction since 1982. The spreads show us divergence on both long and short time frames that gives us great trading opportunities. The lower the rates the eventual follow to higher … Continue reading

Daily Market Intelligence 12/23/19

No File tonight. I am including today’s Room recording with Yra & PAX. It’s a couple of jam packed  hours. Share recording with viewers: https://zoom.us/recording/share/rcWbyesl4I2m0XmxsPbj3c7KXAxRc_89VCh6M8WjFTCwIumekTziMw Enjoy your holidays! All my best, Judd

A.M. Look 12/20/19

The most interesting charts are the Treasuries on both sides of rate pond. The have put in Mid-Week Shuffle highs!!!!!!!!! Risk on continues driven by the Bond Futures on both sides of the pond. Regardless of the lack of volatility on … Continue reading