10-year yields heading to 1.25%, Chartmaster warns

Cornerstone Macro's Carter Worth raises a big warning on the bond markets. With CNBC's Melissa Lee and the Fast Money traders, Dan Nathan, Steve Grasso, James McDonald and Victoria Fernandez. For access to live and exclusive video from CNBC subscribe to CNBC PRO: cnb.cx/2NGeIvi
Treasury yields held steady near recent lows on Friday morning as investors shrugged off the 5% annual jump in inflation reported in the previous session and appeared to buy the Federal Reserve’s argument that the price increases will be temporary.
The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note was unchanged at 1.455% at 4:00 p.m. ET. The yield on the 30-year Treasury bond ticked down to to 2.142%. Yields move inversely to prices.
At one point on Friday morning, the 10-year yield traded at 1.428%, its lowest level since March 3. The 30-year hit its lowest level since Feb. 26.
The core consumer price index rose 5% in May on a year-on-year basis, the highest since the summer of 2008 and above the 4.7% increase expected by economists polled by Dow Jones.
Excluding food and energy, core CPI rose 3.8% year over year, the highest pace since 1992. A third of the increase was attributed to a sharp 7.3% rise in used car and truck prices.
Despite that, yields are down significantly from March, when the 10-year traded above 1.7% as the economic reopening gained steam. The benchmark yield was trading above 1.6% just a week ago.
Fed officials, including chair Jay Powell, have repeatedly stressed that high inflation readings are to be expected in the in the spring and summer but will likely be transitory. The central bank has said it is willing to let inflation run above its traditional 2% target as the economy recovers from the pandemic.
Bleakley Advisory Group’s Peter Boockvar, who is skeptical that inflation will be transitory, said in a note on Friday that price increases will broaden out in the months ahead.
“I understand it will be hard to maintain the aggressive increases in used car prices that many are cherry picking as a reason for transitory, but I also believe that we are just at the beginning of broad price increases in just about everything else. And rent increases on the services side, the biggest component of CPI, you ain’t seen nothin’ yet,” Boockvar said.
The University of Michigan released its national data for June on economic indicators Friday morning. Its preliminary consumer sentiment index increased to 86.4 from 82.9 in May. One-year inflation expectations fell to 4.0% from 4.6% in May, and five-to-10-year inflation expectations dropped to 2.8% from 3.0%.
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[@lynetteboyd2449]

Correct me if I'm wrong but inflation here is imminent, people need to get financially prepared, good thing is people are getting to know Cash is pretty much trash at this point, it is designated to fail eventually, 3 BEST and surprisingly easy ways to double or hold your funds in 2021; Real Estate, Gold, Who can guess the 3rd??

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[@jimbeam4111]

😂 low inflation? Yeah ok. It cost me 33% more just to go to work since January. I am nearly paying double at the grocery store since January. My healthcare has stayed the same because that is locked until November. Guaranteed that is going up. My wage has stayed exactly the same. I work for one of those companies mentioned. We never shut down during covid. Not for a day. Not sure about where this “reopening” is. We never closed with the exception of restaurants and bars. We can’t get employees. People don’t want a job. Wait until these people start defaulting on their home loans. People are used to the government stimys. Personally I think the economy is a wreck. If it wasn’t for the easy access to high limit credit and government handouts and no tax for middle to low income people, we would be in a total economic collapse.

[@michaelcarroll8570]

This was started by an administration that promised to never allow socialism in our country. Months after that state of the union address he was signing checks that were to be directed to the citizens and bailed out swamped up companies (airlines), while small businesses were completely demolished due to federal and state mandated lock downs. The New Democrats got exactly what they wanted...a population of citizens who are going to forever be completely dependent on the government. The measures of inflation are purposefully being tampered down to allow for investment optimism. Honestly, investing in the market is the safest place during inflation. At least you have ownership of businesses that benefit from inflation.

[@rockymarcianothe3rd135]

@@michaelcarroll8570 dude! If you want to point blame??? Blame every administration after JFK was eliminated by murder. Politicians who do right get killed off. Read some history and do a little critical thinking.

[@alexandergill4584]

The Greatest depression of 2021 coming sooN!!!! And you forgot to mention covid cases back on the rise in the massives!!!! Better raise those rates!

[@conormctapoutaka0-1aka0tit5]

So you're not buying growth stocks??

[@adeebihabibi]

@@michaelcarroll8570 bidens a fool but let's not forget trump approved and encouraged more socialist programs and cried about lowering interest rates more than any admin before him. You want freedom and fiscal responsible government, shrink government. None of the two parties will do that without complete collapse. A third party will cause the collapse for the long term good, vote libertarian.

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[@darbkavon]

Bring on growth stocks

[@96ahsanullah]

1.25%?? Wow can i borrow money at 1.25% too? I guarantee I'm a better allocator of capital than the US govt

[@dementeduncle]

Effective negative interest rates.....given the inflation we are seeing..... Precious metals will protect your purchasing power, the dollar will not, neither will any federal digital currency.

[@brunom6316]

Bitcoin?

[@umbrellakitty6531]

I have gold and silver but I'm confused. When 10 year bond yields were climbing gold went down. Now yields are dropping and gold is down. Nothing makes sense. Everything is just a guessing game.

[@umbrellakitty6531]

@@Quinny_ThirdTimes That makes complete sense. Thanks so much. I have noticed the USD up. Thanks again.

[@michaelhamilton-piercy6703]

@@umbrellakitty6531 the USD can only go lower as rates can never rise again... the central banks will print until the USD loses reserve status... it has nothing to do with being bullish or bearish in the markets but everything to do with hedging against the loss of purchasing power and currency devaluation.

[@umbrellakitty6531]

@@michaelhamilton-piercy6703 oh, I agree. I was just confused about the specific pm/treasury yield correlation.

[@dan6700]

What happened to everyone saying “rates are going past 2% “ 😂😂

[@monkeyloven]

by end of year.

[@titusp9488]

@@monkeyloven Lot people say by end of summer .. or start of summer :P

[@TheNativeTwo]

the trend broke. you get a trend break and the story changes.

[@justsomeguy1141]

Exactly the narrative flipped so quickly!

[@tekphou9529]

This is argued with the mentality that the feds stays the exact same narrative as of today (Monday June 14th, 2021) If the fed decides to put in place any sort discussion on tapering, then the narrative changes. If not, then we will see 10 YR Yield heading lower, with commodities and equities going to the moon. I believe the market is treading on the feds narratives, and ready to explode either side depending on the outcome of the discussion. That being said, there are limitation to upside on commodities and equities, since its just a ticking time bomb to when the fed tapers, and eventually raise rates. More of a short/medium term uptrend. Catch that and start to look for opportunity to short in the coming quarter or 2

[@miguelg7068]

Cathie wood was right 💁🏻‍♂️

[@fernendo4]

Yup.

[@shdmd2118]

these same people were freaking out the rates were going to 2% just last month?

[@formulaic78]

It's insane isn't it. The sky is falling because inflation is going to 2% - still far lower than many historical periods. Now it's going to 1% and the sky is also falling in. It's almost as if they just want to make a commotion in order to report on that commotion. And Cathie Wood (condemned repeatedly by these types of people after having a negative year SO FAR after one of the most spectacular years on record) seems more astute by the day.

[@shdmd2118]

@@formulaic78 I think these people all made bets on 10 year going to 2 percent and now are screwed with Bonds failing. Cathie Wood is only person worth listening to

[@eminhawa]

Growth stocks are gonna come back roaring.. When caterpillar is outperforming amazon you know the market is irrational.

[@Lenny1337i]

Caterpillar is getting crushed lately. Also Caterpillar is only up that much due to the planned infrastructure programs.

[@parkatplays5899]

Or maybe the old head way of long term investments is done?

[@alexandergill4584]

But where will they put there money at if all of the retail investors are back in growth stocks.. the little man cannot win!!!

[@yehimstone5492]

@@Lenny1337i investors realize that Democrats infrastructure plan has little infrastructure and massive payoffs for Democrat donors

[@gurneetchatha3830]

I can only see inflation everywhere from food, fuel even services

[@Xstevenn]

In other words: there will be one more pump this year followed by a huge drop. Advice: make your money stay ahead. Pounce but don’t get caught holding the bag.

[@metaloph1l]

He's wrong from a charting perspective. Yields are still within the channel. He's using the log scale. Channels in logarithmic scale are notoriously inconsistent because they assume exponential growth (obviously ludicrous when the FED is heavily manipulating the bond market). When using linear scale, the channel's bottom is currently 1.35%.

[@SunFarer]

Cathie was right again!

[@gilbertsoon7952]

what did cathie say?

[@CitsVariants]

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Seeking for her contact details👇

[@swoletech5958]

Should’ve heeded Cathy Wood!!

[@ceegee4875]

You guys are tying yourselves in knots trying to explain what can’t be explained lol

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[@mattinthehat22]

Warren Buffet: "It's idiotic to buy bonds, HA HA HA"

[@jennifervicton8257]

Hello dear

[@MrScouty24]

Fed are idiots...

[@shaochiavang]

@@BubbaBlackmon there is growth, 1.45% growth lol

[@somchai9033]

It's idiotic to buy and hold a long term individual bond to term; however, TLT or ZROZ in in the short term makes a lot of sense if you think rates are heading lower. Barbell TLT and GAAF

[@titusp9488]

yeah stupid people buy bonds when inflation is >5%

[@jakemoseley1811]

The bond market says inflation over the next ten years will be 2.45% per year (search 10 year break even to get the current expected inflation). Yet the yield on the ten year treasury bond is only 1.45%. That means the US can borrow a billion dollars in 2021 dollars but only have to pay back say 900 million 2021 dollars. Since the bond market is selling a billion dollars for only 900 million dollars shouldn’t the US govt borrow massively?

[@darbkavon]

Cathie Woods might be on the right path

[@fanaticvandal472]

She called it totally

[@conormctapoutaka0-1aka0tit5]

So that means Dr. Burry is wrong 😱

[@alexandergill4584]

@@conormctapoutaka0-1aka0tit5 nope market is definitely going to crash big time I just don’t know when 😱

[@jasonmalkin5004]

Always feel good being 4 to 5 months ahead of these momentum chasers

[@GG-ox3oq]

“What if there’s no inflation?” Did u miss the big 5% print today???

[@harlyslamm2888]

These guys are jokers! They are day traders

[@nbkw48]

Lol. You seriously using a year on year (may'20 to may '21) comparison to get this 5%? Nobody is using the 5% figure dude. No wonder American education is a joke. Basic econs and statistics are out the window with people like you.

[@ani703]

This guy draws arbitrary lines on a chart and calls it analysis. I learned a long time ago to ignore his so-called analyses. They're worthless.

[@titusp9488]

he is not right all the time ...often wrong recently but trends do happen even if markets are random.

[@Hopeful-passenger]

So the fed informs the market that it will decrease its short term bond purchases and buy long term bonds instead. They follow through. Long term Bond yields drop in relation to their recent actions....people think this is actual demand????

[@manaoharsam4211]

My Guess it goes to .8 The Fed is concerned about deflation. Bringing it down to .8 means less payment on US Debt. All Central Banks will do same.

[@bagster8660]

The rotation out of value back into tech has been happening since mid May. While the Dow has traded sideways, only up 0 65% for the month, ARK is up 16%. These guys will pick up on that eventually and jump out of their value traps.

[@bagster8660]

@TryllaTröllMaistre Fictitious Fables of Europa Stocks are never done, they are a reflection of company performance. They may become overvalued but if companies are bringing in big earnings then that will be reflected in their stock price. But if there is a big market correction you can bet that other investment plays like crypto will tank worse...they always have.

[@parkatplays5899]

The age of long term investments is done. Old heads need to move on. Day trading and swing trades are definitely the future. You guys are sitting around for decades investing in a stock that’s just going to get shorted to the dirt in a year. Warren Buffet is playing you fools like a Fidel

[@conormctapoutaka0-1aka0tit5]

Lmaooooo

[@AndyDion]

With inflation you can buy some Super duper negative yield bonds!

[@jdr617]

James McDonald is the man

[@ryanurbanek8408]

Tesla!

[@monkeyloven]

Excellent news.

[@Mike_ICP]

When you realize there is no such thing as technical analysis.

[@jloos9959]

Carter: The most trusted name on Wallstreet!

[@kevinwright7026]

ARKK up 13% in the last month. Y’all a little late.

[@michaelcarroll8570]

But just getting back to levels at the start of April. I own multiple of her etfs and believe her positions will beat the market over the next quarter.

[@ButterNutter37]

@@michaelcarroll8570 um did you not see what ARKK's 1-year performance is? Aunt Cathie is printing.

[@harlyslamm2888]

Luckily for this guy, he is always wrong…should be an about turn next week

[@ChalrieD]

It’s kind of like a bull trap to me. Inflation won’t be significantly monetarily driven but I’m betting against the supply chain being fixed smoothly and wage inflation being transitory. Inflation can easily go higher.right now, the risk is real.

[@cryptopunk888]

Everyone stuck in value

[@adamfarrell9369]

Lol exactly that sector rotation didn’t last long….

[@jamesboyer3039]

So what happens if inflation comes in strong...but foreign money keeps buying the weaker dollar? Can you have massive inflation while the bond markets keep tanking?

[@savvyguy1353]

The panel is entirely unintelligible and amateurish at best trying to explain bonds. They simply did not call the move in 10yr yield higher at any point during the last year and now want to try to call a top AND project Powell’s future moves. Laughable

[@Toryboy1807]

All in on Memes! YOLO 💎✋✋🤩

[@GG-ox3oq]

What on earth are these guys talking about?? If the fed tapers (slows down bond purchases) the yields are gonna skyrocket not go down

[@keimo2007]

he's looking just technicals.

[@littlevini]

Agriculture, infrastructure, finance,tech, Healthcare. This is where the money is going over the next 5 years.

[@user-ce7jo9ml4k]

Deflationary economy

[@michaelhamilton-piercy6703]

Stagflation

[@user-ce7jo9ml4k]

@@michaelhamilton-piercy6703 No, High inflation ain’t happening. Velocity of money it’s at it lowest point ever, that signal no inflation

[@michaelhamilton-piercy6703]

@@user-ce7jo9ml4k CBDC will allow the FED to control money velocity... its unavoidable.... as well as take rates as negative as necessary...

[@user-ce7jo9ml4k]

@@harrychu650 well put. Rotation out of Value Stocks to Growth Stocks has started again. But in a negative economic environment Cash is a must.

[@Rnankn]

Why are these people so confused? These categories don’t make sense. Every sector uses technology. All firms should grow. Price changes are not a dichotomy. Inflation could occur through a punctuated equilibrium, or it could occur where new tech is not working in a counteractive way.

[@ChrisJames-tf8yw]

Why isn't CNBC talking about the recent spike in Reverse Repo and the slosh of cash in the system. This has to be having a big affect on the treasury prices. Why aren't they talking about that? They make generalized comments like 'The Market' has decide this/that about inflation. 'The Market' isn't a single entity. Are the banks struggling to find places to stuff money while the rest of investors are anticipating inflation?

[@alexandergill4584]

The banks aren’t struggling to put there money where. They already have the plan.. just shaking out weak hands now.

[@ChrisJames-tf8yw]

@@alexandergill4584 I heard the shorts in the treasury market are being forced out. But how is inflation going up and treasuries are going down. It seems larger forces are at work behind the scenes.

[@alexandergill4584]

@@ChrisJames-tf8yw agreed.

[@alexandergill4584]

@@ChrisJames-tf8yw just did some research glad FEDS is making the right move on this one. If they didn’t shorts would have been margin called on all these memes stocks were about to squeeze them for and another ALGOS situation would have happened. And I think that would set them back DEEP. Still buying more $AMC premarket incase this is a headfake. One thing I learned Wall Street don’t play fair and the trend is your friend. Leggo!!!!

[@ChrisJames-tf8yw]

@@alexandergill4584 I found this video of a guy really explaining what is going on with the market. If you are interested, watch this video from 20:00 to 25:00. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZWbf5p4ndecq6s

[@jonathanok9362]

It’s the lack of extra stimulus coming and the last two bad job prints. There’s going to be a significant slowdown in the second half from the consumer.

[@marekkolenda2777]

Dow Jones stays between 34,000 and 34,500 points for many months

[@hakiforro3292]

Hahahaha I smell MARGIN CALL!!

[@jdr617]

I’m sorry, but I don’t trust a word Grasso says. Idk what it is, I just don’t

[@id10t98]

If only Blackrock, Wells Fargo, Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan could borrow more billions near interest free and buy more houses...

[@8269wd]

The hosts tan is really intense

[@pattheegreat]

Why does chart master doesn't come to the show anymore?

[@keto6789]

LOLOL NOW it's time to get out of value and cyclicals and back into QQQ! Musical chairs. What a JOKE! Glad I kept 50% portfolio in GOOD tech. MSFT AAPL PYPL NVDA CRWD GOOGL AMZN etc. You should just diversify tech, industrials, cons. discretion, semis healthcare, etc. Or you'll be forever jumping in and out of various stocks!

[@conormctapoutaka0-1aka0tit5]

Small cap growth is where it's at

[@hangender]

Boomers why you keep buying bonds?

[@michaelhamilton-piercy6703]

They arnt, the FED is...

[@hangender]

@@michaelhamilton-piercy6703 no. The fed is buying the same amount of bonds per month, which would not cause yields to drop. Only a sudden increase in buying would.

[@jimbeam4111]

This boomer isn’t. I’ve never understood why buy bonds when you get a better return with stocks.

[@micheletorres4593]

@@hangender the fed is now selling bonds.

[@hangender]

@@micheletorres4593 selling bonds would rise rates.

[@zwatwashdc]

The fed is fueling bubbles across stocks and assets. Things need to cool off. Prices can't just keep leaping 5%, 10%, 20% a year. I mean they can, they did in Venezuela and Zimbabwe.

[@marekkolenda2777]

New cars without gravitation power better then electric power coming.

[@JeremyAlpha]

Yes balance we get it, that's not why we watch your channel, we need insights not regurgitation.

[@Sw33t146]

Spy puts for the 18th baby less goooooo

[@jeremyed9507]

Good time to have some cash ready, when money starts to really flow out of value it could cause some problems. Gold, maybe some SPY spreads? GL

[@sunghong2676]

Can't wait to find out once all the money is pumped out. What happens to highly leveraged financial institutions. Guess NSCC and the DTCC got some explaining to do on why these new rules are coming out of nowhere and fast.

[@lifeisshort99]

Will you invest for 1.25% for 10 yrs? I wont.

[@JUDDLILIHA]

Sorry Carter.... not happening.

[@mr3817]

$547B Reverse Repo. THAT'S WHY. There's so much $ it's bursting at the seams.

[@Uneducatedtruth]

Sundial stock ❤

[@josephhidayat4722]

Inflation on a rise...Bond Yield Drop? Whats going on?

[@Gigi11171]

Grasso is the new T. Lee. Full of greed!

[@joonyongpark4441]

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[@sunmyra7152]

Fabulous

[@kitikwai]

Just buy the S&P 500, it beats a lot of these fund managers.

[@markmcmahon8824]

Beats 85% of money managers over 10 years , 95 over 20 years , and that’s before expenses.

[@conormctapoutaka0-1aka0tit5]

🤏

[@therighteous802]

That chart bs is the biggest pile of crap I've seen.

[@user-ne6gm8zq2k]

When fuel goes up , everything goes up !

[@valdezyoutube9213]

So great time to buy oil stocks? Like shell? Should I buy more lol

[@Rnankn]

These people paid themselves before they’re investment even occurred.

[@simonsays8815]

Let's wait for inflation to HIT over the summer then interest rates will have to go up, even Yellen said that already! Soon these CNBC specialists will change the narration and interest will continue going higher as planned :-)

[@rodrigocortes3641]

The chip shortage is over. Over 2 million workers slowly going back to making autos etc. inflation is gonna skyrocket in July/August and the fed will have no choice but to raise interest rates.

[@brandonmesser2503]

End of the year the banks lift their self inposed moratorium on Mortgage Foreclosures

[@handystoic]

Long Bitcoin

[@syedshah7510]

Major rotation back into growth stocks coming. Get in now. Don’t listen to any of these foolish analysts.

[@formulaic78]

MeetKevin called it months ago.

[@conormctapoutaka0-1aka0tit5]

@@formulaic78 He said it would come September. Rotation started last month.

[@formulaic78]

@@conormctapoutaka0-1aka0tit5 Yep, it seems to be ahead of schedule. But more important than exact timing is getting the prediction correct. It gave me more confidence to buy the dip on certain growth stocks. Though, of course, it could all turn around tomorrow.

[@wolffo999]

obey your master

[@joshuacastanedo280]

Hey,let's short the bond market...no one will know!!

[@akapiff]

watch the tlt its snitching it will let u know

[@svjusdreaming4180]

Stag Flation

[@marekkolenda2777]

Big global financial turbulence coming in 2nd parts 2021

[@stevenniggebrugge6514]

Haha who takes these charts seriously come on

[@sh0ckerturb0]

have you boomers ever heard of bitcoin?

[@KP-yi4nu]

You just need some clover health and dont worry

[@theunholy1812]

inflation is coming, BUY AMC HODL and make tons of money to make up for inflation. im joking.

[@alexandergill4584]

Haha we own the float!! And I keep praying they have the nerve to drop it more so I can scoop up Some cheapies!!

[@zo9fg]

how can u based yields on technical when the fed can control it if they Wan to?

[@carlguinney]

Clueless

[@jchien]

WTF is this guy talking about...

[@robertlindelof]

10 years??? You should see my 6 MONTHS yields in AMC !!! 🤣😂🦧🐒🐵🦍🚀🌙💎🙌

[@marekkolenda2777]

XI Jinping is old not sure how China be after XI Jinping.

[@KishoreDuddekunta]

Tech stocks going to moon

[@yehmustafa2959]

these clowns..

[@kikachou7886]

You Guys are so Confused! Sort it among yourselves first! Ha Ha Ha

[@_kronos_4936]

💥A few penny stock plays with big potential, 💥BUY PSFE now and hold to at least 15% gain or go long, (google PSFE target price).🦩 AYRO is a good buy price as is BRQS and get some POAI in a big way, look to hold it for 10.00 a share or more. I am not a financial advisor. Get some CHWY too just went on sale without reason, had a great earnings.🦩

[@eenzturano]

🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

[@joemac84]

This guy is always wrong so I guess it’s going the other way lol

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[@mrpmj00]

__Stocks for the next 5 years: Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft, Netflix. Disney and Wells Fargo for the recovery......................

[@conormctapoutaka0-1aka0tit5]

🚨 BOOMER ALERT 🚨

[@mrpmj00]

@@conormctapoutaka0-1aka0tit5 I'm not a boomer. ;-)

[@conormctapoutaka0-1aka0tit5]

@@mrpmj00 🧐🧐 then why are you investing like a safe boomer? Small cap growth for the next few months is the move.

[@daonlygoat]

@@conormctapoutaka0-1aka0tit5 both small cap and large cap growth are good lol, went long NVDA and GOOGL at 626 and 2220, respectively. And Russell 2000 charts look great, too, as does QQQ.

[@holmes592]

Say what???? I call this word salad.... Get to a point or quit wasting your breath!

[@ryanrj7500]

Why on earth would bond buyers want rates this low with inflation this high. Even if they think bad economy down the line, that means more printed money in an already inflated economy. This is dumb Because it broke a trend line that is the say all be all? Please what kind of pathetic analysis is that. Get lost