Display MoreDisplay MoreThe U.S. Senate finally passed a $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill over the weekend but stocks are set to head lower on Monday.
History says rising rates are bullish for stocks..
"The recent bout of volatility in the bond market has investors concerned about what a sustained rally in interest rates could mean for stocks. It's not time to buy the dip just yet, investors should be looking to sell the bounces instead..the trend may have reversed for the Nasdaq Composite but there is still some hope for the broader tech sector, Miller Tabak said.
Rising interest rates mean rising borrowing costs, which doesn't sound great for stocks. Also, higher yields arguably make bonds more attractive as an investment, which doesn't sound great for stocks either. And so it's not too surprising to see stocks trade lower (^GSPC) in the past month as yields (^TNX) have surged.
However, financial markets are a bit more complicated than that. And it's the case that there are plenty of sound reasons to be bullish even in light of higher rates...
"The economy is recovering because earnings are going up; the fundamentals are improving," Belski said. "So of course, interest rates are going to go up."
All that is to say that one worrisome variable like rising interest rates is no reason to think stocks should fall..."
ovo je bio definitivno abortirani šampon naopako.
ergo, rast nije posljedica obrnutog šamponiranja...već proboja tred linije... ovako, u fajv sekundosa gledaline...
Ako gledas strogo tehnicki, nije abortirani SHS - invalidation bi bio kada bi cijena zatvorila ispod desnog ramena, a vidimo da je tocno tu reagirala sa rastom. Nije lijepi skolski primjer breakouta - ovo je breakout sa throwbackom, ali i dalje SHS.
Slazem se i sa ovom konstatacijom o proboju trendlajna. Jako je dobra stvar kada se dva ili vise patterna nadju na istom mjestu, a ovdje je to bio slucaj - SHS breakout i proboj trendlajna.