Take a look at IEF too just for reference.
Unlike TLT, it has taken out the weekly top a few weeks ago.
Not enough weekly/monthly data on IEF either, but its still possible to count 5 waves up on weekly.
This means to me that the current rise from April 9, 2010 is a terminal wave. When it ends, the rally is over and IEF will crash.
I'm just using IEF as a reference to the inverse of bond yields and it does seem to validate my call on the 10-yr yield.
IEF daily chart has a very clear uptrendline. A break of this TL would be IEF = 96.1

Unlike TLT, it has taken out the weekly top a few weeks ago.
Not enough weekly/monthly data on IEF either, but its still possible to count 5 waves up on weekly.
This means to me that the current rise from April 9, 2010 is a terminal wave. When it ends, the rally is over and IEF will crash.
I'm just using IEF as a reference to the inverse of bond yields and it does seem to validate my call on the 10-yr yield.
IEF daily chart has a very clear uptrendline. A break of this TL would be IEF = 96.1


