In today’s article I will take a look at the 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) and highlight some potential downside price targets.
$TLT traders/investors should expect support to develop for a bounce from these price areas.
But before we look at an updated chart, let me provide a quick recap of my recent $TLT treasury bonds analysis and articles:
In October of 2017, I shared an analysis showing why $TLT was headed lower. At the time, bonds had rallied a bit, but patterns pointed to the next move being lower. Note the target zone depicted in that post.
We provided another “downside” update in May 2018.
And just last month (October), I wrote an article looking at the inverse of $TLT – the $TBT – approaching resistance near 40.00-42.50.
So where is $TLT now?
As you can see in the chart below, we are deeply oversold and the RSI is at its lowest level – ever.
What is interesting about this is – perhaps – we are shifting support zones in this security and this would highlight a potential change in trend. Additionally, we have a cluster of numbers coming in around the 107-110 level.
Lastly, note the measured moves that have been consistently harmonic with regard to the Treasury Bonds ETF (TLT). Certainly appears the 107-110 level will be very important support moving forward.
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