Direxion Daily 20+ Year Treasury Bear 1X Shares TYBS
Set alert
As of Sep 25, 2:55 PM ET
- Open
- 13.82
- Prev close
- 13.84
- Mkt cap
- 1.40M
- Vol
- 666
- Avg vol
- 0
- EPS
- 0.00
- P/E
- 0.00
- Div yield
- 0.00%
More statistics
- Low
- 13.82
- High
- 13.85
- Forward P/E
- 0.00
- Beta
- 0.00
- Short ratio
- 0.00
- Dividend
- 0.00
- Ex-div date
- 50-d avg
- 13.84
- 200-d avg
- 13.85
News
5 years ago etftrends.com
A Bearish Take on Treasury Bond ETFs
As investors grow more optimistic about the economic recovery, safe-haven assets like Treasury bond ETFs may be losing their appeal. According to IHS Markit Ltd data, short interest in the iShares…
6 years ago seekingalpha.com
The Dollar Softens Ahead Of The FOMC
China reported fixed asset investment, and at -0.4%, it was in line with forecasts and shows sequential improvement.
6 years ago seekingalpha.com
No New Highs For High Yield
Performance in the high yield market hasn't been quite as strong as the S&P 500. While total return levels in the high yield market are important to track, spreads in high yield debt relative to…
6 years ago seekingalpha.com
Why We Stay Moderately Pro-Risk
The improving macro backdrop, a strong risk rally and rising volatility leave us moderately pro-risk over coming months, with a preference for credit.
6 years ago seekingalpha.com
Consumer Inflation Continues To Accelerate YoY, But So Far No Big Problem
The consumer price index for August was reported up +0.4%, the third straight increase. On a YoY basis inflation is still pretty subdued at 1.3%.
6 years ago seekingalpha.com
The 5-Ingredients For Another Market Event Remains
Many currently believe “bear markets” and “crashes” are a relic of the past. Maybe that is indeed the case.
6 years ago seekingalpha.com
The Market: Being Stalked By The Bear
Last week’s market a stunning reversal… maybe. Tech: A pandemic winner.
6 years ago seekingalpha.com
Even More Suggesting Something Did Happen In July
Revolving consumer credit is a window into whatever is beyond sentimental perceptions. What consumers are actively doing with regard to their own personal perceptions and their own personal risks.
6 years ago seekingalpha.com
Consumer Price Index: August Core At 1.74%
The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the August Consumer Price Index data this morning (Sept. 11).
6 years ago seekingalpha.com
Spread Monitor: Looking Good
Current swap spreads in the US are very low, while spreads in the Eurozone have clearly moved into healthy territory after spending many years in not-so-healthy territory.
6 years ago seekingalpha.com
Inflation, Deflation And Other Fallacies
A progressive economy will see more and better goods and services at lower prices, while for a failing economy the opposite is true.
6 years ago seekingalpha.com
Fear And Inflation Components Are In Harmony For Gold
Fear factor is still strong and in favor of gold as investors fear a second shutdown. Inflation expectations are on the rise, further boosting gold's prospects.
6 years ago seekingalpha.com
What Goes Up Has Definitely Been Coming Down
New hiring has now recouped nearly 50% of the total job losses that occurred during March and April. The unemployment rate shrank 1.8 percentage points in August, falling to 8.4%.
6 years ago seekingalpha.com
Fed's New Policy Risks 1970s Rerun
The Fed's new average inflation targeting policy is moot if inflation stays low. But if average inflation rises above the target, the central bank may find itself well behind the curve.
6 years ago seekingalpha.com
No Significant Yields And Not For Years
The Federal Reserve Bank of the United States was once a player in the bond markets. Now it is the dominator, controller, and fixer of U.S.
6 years ago seekingalpha.com
The Fed's Policy Shift To Let Inflation Rip Higher Is Deeply Flawed
Powell said that instead of targeting an annualized inflation rate of 2%, the institution would allow the rise in the cost of living to go above that rate for long periods.
6 years ago seekingalpha.com
We're Headed Toward Stagnation - Unless The Fed Reins In Its Money Printing
The idea is to continue robust monetary pumping until the economic data points toward a strong economy.
6 years ago seekingalpha.com
Beloved Country. Unloved Hedge.
In 2020 the ratio of our debt to the output of the economy (debt to GDP) is likely going to exceed 120% (and might be as high as 130%).
6 years ago seekingalpha.com
Will Averaging Sow Inflation?
The Fed's control of inflation expectations appears tentative at best as inflation targeting continues to fall short of its 2% target.
6 years ago seekingalpha.com
2020 U.S. Election: What The Polls Could Mean For Policy And Markets
The ongoing COVID-19 crisis and resulting policy responses will likely make this election result more meaningful than normal.