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High Yield Corp Bond Ishares Iboxx $ ETF (NY: HYG )

79.63 +0.22 (+0.28%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, Sep 13, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Head Over Heels
The risk-off turn in credit markets continued on steroids and is likely to be somewhat dialed back right next as markets realize there is no contagion to be afraid of right now. 
Via Talk Markets
Will This Week's Bank Failure Kick-Off The Final Leg Down For Stocks?
Did the stock market overreact to the second largest bank failure in U.S. history, or are more systemic dominoes about to fall? 
Via Talk Markets
Gift That Keeps Giving
The risk-off turn in credit markets should continue, and that‘s most essential for stock market bears even as TLT is predictably treading water for now. 
Via Talk Markets
Another Hawkish Win
More of Powell's testimony and job openings reveal no immediate recession, together with Friday‘s non-farm payrolls spurring (reconfirming) the newly elevated terminal Fed funds rate. 
Via Talk Markets
Powell Speaking
It‘s all about Powell delivering upon the bare minimum bond market expectations or not (short end of the curve), all within the context of a larger stock bear market. 
Via Talk Markets
The Nasdaq Rope-A-Dope: Can It Wear Out The Bears?
How meaningful was Thursday's intraweek reversal and Friday's follow-through? Was it just an oversold bounce or big trouble for the bears? 
Via Talk Markets
Recession Anatomy
Tuesday‘s consumer confidence data are likely not to disappoint as the personal savings rate had been recently revised upwards (4.7%), suggesting that the consumer still has the wiggle room to... 
Via Talk Markets
“Pretty, Pretty, Pretty Good” Stock Market (And Sentiment Results)…
Markets don’t top when everyone is overweight bonds, they top when everyone is overweight stocks. 
Via Talk Markets
Fuse Has Been Lit
S&P 500 didn‘t surprise and delivered the dead cat bounce that I was looking for at the onset of Friday. 
Via Talk Markets
Tesla Gaps Lower After Presentation...What's The Master Plan For TSLA & Market?
Rising rates have pressured bonds and stocks as volatility continues to fall. 
Via Talk Markets
Options Traders Betting On This High-Yield Corporate Bond ETF To Retest Pandemic Lows
iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF (NYSE: HYG) is the ETF that tracks high-yield bonds. 
Via Benzinga
Are Stock Market Bulls On The Ropes?
What are some of the most concerning charts at the end of the week, and what do they say about a resumption of the bear market? Find out in this video. 
Via Talk Markets
U.S. Weekly Fund-Flows: Investors Flock To Money Market Funds As The Probability Of Interest Rate Hikes Increase
Investors were net sellers of fund assets (including those of conventional funds and ETFs) for the third week in four, withdrawing a net $2.1 billion for the fund-flows week ended Wednesday, February... 
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Hawkish Realization, Finally
Bonds are still resisting the hawkish Fed, but I’m looking for a risk-off posture to win in the not-too-distant future (consequences for paper assets of course too). 
Via Talk Markets
That CPI Spike
The ground is being prepared for as positive a CPI figure as possible. 
Via Talk Markets
CPI Game Plan
The recession countdown is on, and the upcoming CPI is to eventually prove a realization of the hawkish Fed as right, which the bond market is sensing already, and stocks didn’t get the memo yet. 
Via Talk Markets
Soft Landing, Really?
S&P 500 started a brief correction on NFP's outdoing expectations, with other data confirming job market tightness as much as Dec NFP's upward revision to 260K. 
Via Talk Markets
A Return To Normal
A discussion about the markets returning to normal, the Fed's big mistake in 2020, and the prospect for interest rate cuts in 2023. 
Via Talk Markets
Stock Market Forecast: A Hot CPI Report Is Possible For The Week of Feb. 13
The week of Feb. 13 is significant, with CPI, PPI, retail sales, a ton of Fed speakers, a 20-year bond auction, and a 30-year TIP auction. Last week, rates broke out after a 30-year bond auction didn’t... 
Via Talk Markets
AskSlim Market Week - Friday, Feb. 10
Technical and cycle analysis, and market commentary. 
Via Talk Markets
Stock Market Stuck With A Plethora Of Mixed Signals
Until proven otherwise, trade with a mindset that the market is approaching the top of the range. Also, do not get overly complacent about inflation peaking-we still see a potential trainwreck. 
Via Talk Markets
Hawkish Or Not
Copper reversed nicely. If the hawkish takeaway from FOMC prevails, real assets would be really hurt in the aftermath. 
Via Talk Markets
Global Stocks: Breaking Out?
The S&P 500 is attempting to clear what has been an insurmountable trendline dating back to January 2022. 
Via Talk Markets
Big Week Ahead
S&P 500 bulls will have to defend yesterday‘s initiative, 4,040 is the first line of support, followed by (high) 4,010s. 
Via Talk Markets
Slow But Not Slow
While today is no true Turnaround Tuesday, we‘re looking at sellers to be having the daily initiative. 
Via Talk Markets
No Rocking The Boat
S&P 500 moved out of the hot water, and the bear market rally can continue. 4,040 is to get in the rearview mirror on today‘s close, and I would be eyeing the 4,080 – 4,085 area as the nearest solid... 
Via Talk Markets
Stock Price Divergence And Potential Signs Of Risk
Tuesday’s action settled into more of a digestion day in the four indices. 
Via Talk Markets
Momentum V. Price - Is The Stock Market Rally Over?
Looking at the 6-month range, today’s high was 402.64, but SPY closed at 400.52 Just marginally above the range and well below the high of the day. 
Via Talk Markets
Equities Don’t Bottom When Yield Curves Are Inverted
The percentage of global 2/10-year Treasury yield curves inverted at the end of 2021 was 90%. Historically, recessions and bear markets have followed when the number of inverted 10-year curves reached... 
Via Talk Markets
Changing Bias
Is it the turn? Bonds aren‘t supportive of any steep rally – it‘s flight to safety of Treasuries as economic prospects deteriorate. No animal spirits at the moment, really. 
Via Talk Markets
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