Stocks exploded higher on Friday when it was reported the US unexpectedly ADDED 2.5 million jobs in May (estimates were anticipating a LOSS of eight million).
The market blasted through resistance (red line) and is now within 6% of new all-time highs. The question is whether we get a consolidation now, or if traders push stock to “close the gap” just above current levels at 3,270 (blue rectangle in the chart below) this week.
Those are near-term considerations for those of you who are looking for short-term plays. In the bigger picture, the issue to consider is the breakdown in Treasuries.
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The long-term US Treasury ETF (TLT) has broken below support (green line) in an aggressive drop. There isn’t a whole lot of support until we get to the bull market trendline (blue line).
More and more this is beginning to look like a kind of mini-crash in bonds. Are bonds beginning to discount a much higher rate of inflation in the US? Gold is certainly suggesting this could be the case. The precious metal has broken out in every major currency ($USD, Euro, Yen and Franc).
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Chief Market Strategist
Phoenix Capital Research