In bonds, the Market Climate last week remained characterized by relatively neutral yield levels and
unfavorable yield trends.
Not exact matches
The Market Climate remains characterized by extreme valuations,
unfavorable trend uniformity, and hostile
yield trends.
Indeed, with
trend uniformity and valuations both
unfavorable here, a sharp decline in Treasury bond
yields would actually worsen market conditions.
The Market Climate remains on a Crash Warning, characterized by extremely
unfavorable valuations,
unfavorable trend uniformity, and hostile
yield trends, particularly long - term bond
yields and various measures of risk premiums.
In the stock market, we have extreme overvaluation,
unfavorable trend uniformity, hostile
yield trends, unusually extreme bullishness (a contrary indicator), and a negative reversal in breadth momentum off of an overbought peak.
I am still weighing alternative descriptions for this Climate - extreme valuations,
unfavorable trend uniformity and hostile
yield trends.
In bonds, the Market Climate remained characterized last week by
unfavorable yield levels and modestly favorable
yield trends.
In bonds, the Market Climate was characterized by
unfavorable yield levels and moderately favorable
yield trends.