Watching the 20-year Treasury ETF closely right now. 10-year yield sitting at 3.99%, but everything's pointing toward a slide to 3.86%.

When yields drop, bond prices climb—basic inverse relationship. My price target for this play: $101.56. Earlier bonds locked in higher rates, so as new issues come in lower, those older holdings gain value.

Rate cuts might be closer than people think. Position accordingly.

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BlockchainNewbie

· 11-28 18:39

3.86% This level must be held; otherwise, the Rebound is meaningless.

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MidnightMEVeater

· 11-28 17:12

Good morning, it's three o'clock in the morning... Bonds are the fattest hunting ground for Liquidity Traps. 10 years to 3.86? Heh, the Bots have already chewed the price in the dark pool, what we see are just the bone scraps. At the position of $101.56... to be honest, just waiting to be sandwiched and those listening to the memory pool have long been lining up.

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