With interest rates coming off and expectations for rate cuts on the rise, US Treasury Bonds are hitting the highest levels they've seen all year.
Look at the size of this base in the 7-10yr Bond ETF:
All the attention has been on the yield curve and how we're now officially getting back above the zero line.
This yield curve inversion has lasted longer than ever.
The "recession" was supposed to start when the yield curve originally inverted.
The "recession" was going to come any minute because the yield curve was inverted for so long.
The "recession" is now going to come because the yield curve is uninverting.
Imagine spending your time worrying about other people's recessions instead of your own personal gain in the market?
Recessions are a choice for many investors, especially the people who own almost all of the assets in the stock market.
And even if the recession wasn't a choice, and something we all have to live with, we know from history that price leads first, and then the economy follows.
So if your goal as a trader or investor is to profit from the market, then why would you spend any time at all thinking about the economy?
People are weird.
You don't have to be.
We've been buying US Treasury Bonds this week.
And while that might seem boring to some people (it kind of is to be fair), we created a system that takes 5-10% gains, and looks to maximize those opportunities into 200-300% gains or even much more.
It's called Breakout Multiplier.
Click here to access the details for this week's Bond Trade Multiplied, as well as the rest of the ideas that are lighting up the dashboard.
