IEF iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETF

$IEF $TLT I think rates will drift sideways and meander $USO will crater in coming weeks or the month Could rates go higher sure. As well as oil. But I think the trade is over. Okay I’ve updated a lot. Goodnight

$IEF $TLH $MBB Same Boozman filing: on Sept 9 the joint account bought seven bond ETFs (Treasury, mortgage-backed, investment-grade corporate) and sold four stock positions, each $1,001–$15,000. Identification data, not investment advice.

$IEF As you would to "a small child/cocker spaniel" can someone explain how a change in the Fed Interest Rate affectst the price of this ETF? (Generally speaking of course).

$IEF — US fiscal policy concerns and debt spiral commentary weighed against foreign demand for Treasuries in recent IEF analyses. Recent analyses of the iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETF (IEF) covered its trading position relative to key moving averages, indicating a medium to long-term downtrend. Technical indicators showed mixed signals, with some suggesting bearish momentum and others neutral to oversold conditions. News reports highlighted significant concerns regarding US fiscal policy and debt, alongside commentary on an "unavoidable" debt spiral, though foreign absorption of Treasury auctions was also noted.

$IEF — IEF's bearish technicals and mixed news sentiment contrasted with strong foreign demand for Treasuries. Supportive points: RSI below oversold threshold indicating potential for rebound. Strong foreign demand for U.S. debt at Treasury auction. Concerns raised: Trading below 50-day and 200-day simple moving averages. Short-term momentum to the downside. Weak buying pressure indicated by MFI. Recent analyses of the iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETF (IEF) covered its current trading position relative to key moving averages and technical indicators, noting bearish momentum. News sentiment was mixed, highlighting both strong foreign demand at a recent Treasury auction and strategist concerns about an impending bond market downturn.

While the market continues to express concerns with the multi-decade high level of the cost of borrowing, momentum behind the rise in yields has been waning for the past week and a half. Theory suggests that we should at least see some kind of a reset of the recent parabolic climb in rates, but topping patterns of substance continue to allude the charts. Seasonally, the bond market is normally weak in October. $IEF $TLT $BONDS

$IEF $TLT $HYG etc U.S. 10-YEAR TREASURY AUCTION DRAWS STRONG DEMAND The Treasury sold $39 billion of 9-year 10-month notes at a 5.300% high yield, with a 2.77 bid-to-cover ratio. Indirect bidders took a strong 80.34%, direct bidders 17.12%, while primary dealers were left with just 2.54% — signaling solid end-investor demand.