Notes
- The 10-year T-notes and the dollar are inversely correlated.
- If the dollar and 10-year notes move in the same direction, we are going to be in a large consolidation. In such an environment, we will trade the extremes of the range, i.e., the previous highs and lows, towards its middle.
- A consolidating dollar means that foreign currencies will also enter a long-term consolidation.
- If the 10-year notes and dollar move in the direction of their seasonal tendency, then we have a strong probability of a long-term trend. And that’s where the large funds place their money. The market will go in one direction for several months.
- If the dollar and 10-year notes move in tandem (in the same direction), we will focus on short-term trading, day trading, and scalping.
Using 10-Year Notes In HTF Analysis
10-Year T-Notes Seasonal Tendencies
US Dollar Index Seasonal Tendencies
10-Year T-Notes 2015
US Dollar Index 2015
10-Year T-Notes 2016
US Dollar Index 2016
10-Year T-Notes 2017
US Dollar Index 2017
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