Recent content by protodigm

Anyone know of a chart or data that shows the history of the 10-year treasury yield and 30-year prime mortgage rate historically going back to say the early 1900s? I see tons of useless articles drawing conclusions only given the data going back to the 70s. THanks

Anyone understand why the 20-30 yield curve behaves this way?

http://www.treas.gov/offices/domestic-finance/debt-management/interest-rate/yield_historical.shtml It looks like when the 30-year treasury bond gets to around 4%, that the 20-year yield starts to become higher than the 30-year yield. This is especially obvious when the yields dropped down...

http://ptv-investing.com/blog/2009/06/18/30-year-treasury-long-term-chart/ Is there a place where I can get the historical prices of the 10 year and 30 year long term treasury bond back up to before the Great Depression? I want to look at historically how the yield spread between T-Bill, 2...

Crude is taking a dive but refiners have been getting bounded the past days, even in a rising general market. Anyone wager a guess why?

The inflation % of the US is reported to have been less than Merging Mkt inflation for decades. Supposedly the main engine of the inflation in emerging markets is the fact that commodities represent a much larger % of consumers income so its large rise in price is more reflected on the CPI...

How do you know exactly when the pnf signal starts to fail? Do you simply enter into both short/long positions after every pnf signal and cancel the failing/not entered one? For AKAM, can you give example of where you would place your entry points, both long/short for each of the signals...

http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SharpChartv05.ServletDriver?chart=fslr,pluadanrbo[pa][d][f1!3!3!!2!20]&pnf=y Going down?

I am unable to see the copy/pasted charts from the beginning of HolyGrail's posts. Is it because the post is too old? Anyways, can someone explain the details of the SUPER GREAT failed double top/bottom? Thanks

I bought some at 12.4 This kind of overselling is just not normal despite the fact the company looks good, no debt, stock buyback. Reminds me of SIGM Am I buying into a grave here?

why is it tanking so much? it doesn't seem like too bad a company