Bonds
Bond Market Holds the Line at 1.5%
The bond market is calling the shots for stocks right now.
Time Frames Are the Key to Navigating This Market
What I find most notable right now is that there are so few positive chart setups.
With Yields Low, Should We Buy Stocks and Sell Bonds?
The risk/reward of being short U.S. bonds and long the S&P 500 for a trade makes sense at these levels.
Stay Cool, Trade Smartly: Ignore the Futures, Yield Curve Craziness
When you hear hysteria over the inverted-yield curve recession fears, ask whether you are really going to sell all your stocks now, because of something that might happen far in the future?
Jim Cramer: Let's Stop the Hysteria
Everyone seems to be either thinking we're going to hell in a handbasket or that we're strong and nothing's wrong -- here's my take.
Inverted Curve, Recession Risk and Defense Plays: Market Recon
Stocks to buy on this volatile global macro environment, and what needs to change to avoid a recession.
Jim Cramer: Let's Not Scare Ourselves Out of an Expansion
It is plummeting confidence, not a weakening economy, that is the enemy right now. Fear can be a powerful driver towards recession.
Now It's the Bulls Who Get Shocked
After the China tariff news gave the bears a surprise, Wednesday saw a decline that startled the bulls -- but what's important going forward is focusing on controlling risk.
Jim Cramer: Making Sense of Wacky Bond Market Behavior
What's causing the 10-year Treasury to yield less than the 2-year -- a highly unusual set-up that we haven't seen since the eve of the Great Recession -- during a time when the U.S. economy seems to be humming along?
Just How Low Could Interest Rates Go in This Environment?
Let's check out a few charts of the popular TLT which is the iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF.