Daily Archive: Tuesday, January 30, 2018

30 Jan 2018

High Yield Credit Takes Out Its Trendline

By The Phoenix
Crisis
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The Debt Markets are beginning to flash multiple warnings that “all is not well.” High yield credit, also called Junk Bonds, leads stocks and most risk assets to the upside. With that in mind, consider that the High Yield Credit ETF (HYG) has broken its uptrend from the 2016 bottom. This is a MAJOR warning
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30 Jan 2018

Two Major Warnings From the Debt Markets

By The Phoenix
Crisis
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The Debt Markets are beginning to flash multiple warnings that “all is not well.” High yield credit, also called Junk Bonds, leads stocks and most risk assets to the upside. With that in mind, consider that the High Yield Credit ETF (HYG) has broken its uptrend from the 2016 bottom. This is a MAJOR warning
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30 Jan 2018

Take a Look at that Head and Shoulders!

By The Phoenix
Crisis
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The Debt Markets are beginning to flash multiple warnings that “all is not well.” High yield credit, also called Junk Bonds, leads stocks and most risk assets to the upside. With that in mind, consider that the High Yield Credit ETF (HYG) has broken its uptrend from the 2016 bottom. This is a MAJOR warning
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30 Jan 2018

I Wouldn’t Ignore These Charts If I Were You

By The Phoenix
Crisis
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The Debt Markets are beginning to flash multiple warnings that “all is not well.” High yield credit, also called Junk Bonds, leads stocks and most risk assets to the upside. With that in mind, consider that the High Yield Credit ETF (HYG) has broken its uptrend from the 2016 bottom. This is a MAJOR warning
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