MARKET MADNESS

Traders How-To Guide for Dominating the Markets in 2021


Bounding Bonds - Interest Rates and the Dollar

Geoffrey Smith | DTI Trader

● Current Market Conditions
● My Strategy for the Upcoming Market
● Examples of My Strategy
Personal income is up 10% in January, commodity prices are higher, and with another stimulus, the dollar will weaken more. I’m going to tell you my current strategy for inflation and the weakening dollar.

Bonds have been declining over the past month and interest rates have been moving higher. The Fed is keeping short term rates around zero. So, can long term rates defy gravity and keep moving higher? We will explore this and see what happens.
About the Author

Geoffrey Smith
Company: DTI Trader
Website: www.dtitrader.com
Services Offered: Trading/Investing education, trade ideas, courses

Has traded Tom Busby's method since 1985
A Mechanical Enginer by Trader
Chief Instructor @ DIT Since 2000
Traded stocks, options, futures, bonds, and currencies

  
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