Notes
- Michael analyses the swings to confirm or negate a trade idea based on seasonal tendencies. He looks for the crack in correlation, i.e., the smart money technique.
- Open interest and 10-year yield analysis are used to confirm the trade idea further.
- There should be perfect symmetry between 10-year notes and the dollar index. When that symmetry is broken, it indicates that an underlying trend or manipulation is underway.
- Michael looks for three-month trends.
- When we see our trade idea is being validated based on the abovementioned things, we’ll blend it with quarterly shifts.
Qualifying Trade Conditions With 10-Year Yields - 10-Year T-Note 2015
Qualifying Trade Conditions With 10-Year Yields - US Dollar Index 2015
Qualifying Trade Conditions With 10-Year Yields - 10-Year Yields 2015
Qualifying Trade Conditions With 10-Year Yields - 10-Year T-Note 2016
Qualifying Trade Conditions With 10-Year Yields - US Dollar Index 2016
Qualifying Trade Conditions With 10-Year Yields - 10-Year Yields 2016
Qualifying Trade Conditions With 10-Year Yields - 10-Year T-Note 2017
Qualifying Trade Conditions With 10-Year Yields - US Dollar Index 2017
Qualifying Trade Conditions With 10-Year Yields - 10-Year Yields 2017
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