Comments on: Intermarket Analysis http://tuckerreport.com Technical Analysis and Daily Market Timing of Stock Indexes, Precious Metals, and more Mon, 12 May 2008 21:43:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: ac http://tuckerreport.com/articles/intermarket-analysis/#comment-72 ac Wed, 21 Nov 2007 05:15:57 +0000 http://tuckerreport.com/articles/intermarket-analysis/#comment-72 Thanks Tuck. Can you provide a correlation with the 30 year treasury bond futures price or yield vs gold and crude oil. Based on your analysis there would be no correlation but most econ text books claim bond yields, gold and crude oil are correlated. I have been shorting the 30 year treasury bonds expecting to see yields rise with the spike in gold and crude oil but it has not happened. I should have been long lcrude oil and gold instead. Thanks Tuck. Can you provide a correlation with the 30 year treasury bond futures price or yield vs gold and crude oil. Based on your analysis there would be no correlation but most econ text books claim bond yields, gold and crude oil are correlated. I have been shorting the 30 year treasury bonds expecting to see yields rise with the spike in gold and crude oil but it has not happened. I should have been long lcrude oil and gold instead.

]]> By: Gordon http://tuckerreport.com/articles/intermarket-analysis/#comment-58 Gordon Fri, 09 Nov 2007 23:38:10 +0000 http://tuckerreport.com/articles/intermarket-analysis/#comment-58 Thanks Tuck- Very nice analysis above. Can you throw up the 13-week (IRX) and the 10-yr (TNX). Thats what brought me to your blog as I googled "10-year and 13-week trade inversely". Sometimes these two trade inversely, and sometimes in lockstep. For instance they traded inversely up until about July and have been more correlated since. I'm trying to determine if there is generally something to be learned when they trade together vs apart. Regards, Gordon Thanks Tuck- Very nice analysis above. Can you throw up the 13-week (IRX) and the 10-yr (TNX). Thats what brought me to your blog as I googled “10-year and 13-week trade inversely”. Sometimes these two trade inversely, and sometimes in lockstep. For instance they traded inversely up until about July and have been more correlated since.

I’m trying to determine if there is generally something to be learned when they trade together vs apart.

Regards,

Gordon

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