Market Timing Brief for the 10 Year Treasury Note Yield (TNX) Close on 11-15-2013: Rising Rates Stopped by Yellen?

A Market Timing Report based on the 11-15-2013 Close published Sunday November 17th, 2013

The 10 Year Treasury yield backed off its recent surge as Janet Yellen, the Fed Chair designate testifying before the Senate.  But it needs to keep falling on Monday to be entirely convincing.

Here is the interest rate chart for the 10 Year Treasury Note:

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Rates bobbing around, but at the moment falling again.

If you are investing in gold, you’ll need to keep an eye on this chart constantly.  If rates surprise nearly the entire market and keep falling, gold and silver will be rising again.  (see the chart from this week; to be published soon!)  Emerging markets, housing stocks and REITs will move up quickly as well.

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