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US Bond Report

The random short-term fluctuations in price, often referred to as trading noise, do not dictate long-term trends, cycles, and profits. The majority, a group driven by emotions and solely focused on price, focus on the short-term. This leads to confusion, frustration, missed opportunities, and leave them as the bag holders during trend transitions. Investors can avoid this trend by using the Evolution of the Trade, and become part of the exclusive minority.

US Bond’s overall trend, revealed by trends of price, leverage, and time, are defined in The Matrix for subscribers.

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The US Bond Report, a series of videos, discusses trends, cycles, intermarket flows for bonds, economy and more. The bond market, the conduit that funds the empire, influences capital flows, all assets tracked in the Matrix, and will be a focal point of all financial and economic discussions until the end of the decade. The report updated on 11/30/23.

The majority's ability to time markets, an opinion- and emotion-driven process, is best illustrated by the expectations of profit (a dollar on the sidewalk) followed by an unexpected anvil to the head. This outcome has and will be repeated as long as free markets exist.  The minority, a mall group of true market timers, survives by reading the invisible hand through computer driven output.



The 11/30/23 Report - The Invisible Hand Controls the Bond Market updates has been posted. The US Bond market will get difficult in 2024.

Important Updates:

10/31/23 Report - Welcome to the Delusion
10/25/23 Report - Follow The Money


Report updates will be opened by the 2023 Access Code until December 31st, 2023. We hope to encourage all subscribers to understand the importance of trends and cycles unfolding in bonds.



Please watch the full update on the Reports Page.

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The Matrix provides market-driven trend, cycles, and intermarket analysis.