Direxion Daily 20+ Year Treasury Bull 3X ETF News

This article highlights current and future ETF/ETN breakouts for Week 29 using the MDA momentum cycle model. Following the positive Momentum Gauge signal on June 1st, leading funds include NAIL +67.1%

With the Federal Reserve effectively pausing rate hikes for the time being, some analysts are forecasting a move to bonds. Bob Michele, JPMorgan's CIO for global fixed income, is one of them.

Economic resiliency has been impressive recently, helping to send long-term rates higher. I see a bit too much froth, however, and seasonal trends along with technical support on 30-year Treasury futu

Treasury bonds registered an all-time high at the height of the Covid panic back in March 2020. But since then, the asset class has trended lower, largely due to stubbornly high levels of inflation.

Top Performing Levered/Inverse ETFs Last Week These were last week's top performing leveraged and inverse ETFs. Note that because of leverage, these kinds of funds can move quickly.

As inflation and rising interest rate fears creep back into the capital markets, it's making for volatility in not only the stock market, but the bond market as well. Of course, this presents opportun

Warning: TMF is only suitable for experienced and advanced traders with a short time horizon. It is not appropriate for all investors or for extended holding periods. Bond yields swung higher the last

The red carpet walk for bonds in the new year continues as more investors look to add more investment capital to the debt market. That said, traders could also play the continued upside in bonds with

Investors are developing a taste for bonds again, putting the Direxion Daily 20+ Year Treasury Bull 3X Shares (TMF) in focus for traders. Even if bonds don't stage a long-term comeback in 2023, the f

TMF aims to replicate 3x returns of the treasury staple, TLT. It covers long duration securities moved more by market expectations than monetary ones.

It's prudent for traders to keep expecting that interest rates will be a major mover of markets in 2023. With the expectation that the U.S. Federal Reserve is slowing down the pace of its rate hikes,

Bullishness could be flooding the bond markets ahead of 2023 after what's been a forgettable 2022. That said, traders may want to err on the side of bullishness in bonds when the new year comes and in

Top Performing Levered/Inverse ETFs Last Week These were last week's top performing leveraged and inverse ETFs. Note that because of leverage, these kinds of funds can move quickly.

The capital markets are expecting more rate hikes, and this could give bearish bond traders an opportunity, particularly for inverse Treasury exchange traded funds (ETFs). Obviously, it's not a new st

Treasury note prices may have already reached rock bottom, giving bullish traders a chance to play off the notions of a potential comeback after a rough-and-tumble bond market for 2022 amid U.S. Feder