Quote from deadbroke:
see the prev. 10-yr yield chart a few posts up for reference.
Yesterday my CALL target was exceeded. The only viable target I have left is the 78.6% retracement level and we are just a hair above that.
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Quote from deadbroke:
They can print all they want, but if investors smell a rat and start going into doubt about the US govt.'s ability to honor said debts, they will DEMAND more yield = CRASH in bond prices.
This has not occurred yet, but the daily talk on CNBC about the new lows in YIELDS is showing clearly where the HERD is.
This is just the type of scene BEAR loves. Hammer one investment category, the HERD bolts for another; then hammer another and they scamper again.
But hehehehehe, what's there to run to AFTER /IF Bond prices collapse?
There be nowhere to go. Investors will feel like the fellow in the video below .....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiIZLDeMOg0&NR=1

Quote from deadbroke:
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Further thoughts on the scenario that if if if if TLT has topped, i.e. rates have bottomed ... and rates start shooting north like a rocket ...
Quote from retaildaytrader:
I still think the TLT is a short. The problem with bubbles is that you oftentimes know that you are in a bubble, but have no idea when it will end. I knew that technology was in a bubble in 1998 and housing in 2004...I just had no idea when it would end or exactly how far it would go up.
Right now the TLT is off about 5 points or 5-6% from its high. I believe in time I will be redeemed on this call and I would put the target at Aprils low of around 86...