Trend-Ending Pattern in U.S. Treasury TBTs
Interest-Rates / US Bonds Aug 09, 2011 - 03:03 AM GMTPurely from a near-term pattern perspective, the most recent down-leg in the ProShares UltraShort 20+ Year Treasury (TBT) from 28.43 to this morning's low at 26.69 appears to be carving out a falling wedge formation, which usually is a "trend-ending" pattern -- in this case, a down-trend ending pattern.
That said, however, let's also recognize that frequently the actual final price action culminates in a down-thrust to new lows, prior to a sudden, wicked upside reversal "out of the blue."
Such a scenario appears to be unfolding in the TBTs.
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