Bonds & fixed income · Podcast

Charts of the Week: Breadth Breaks Down, Yields Overheat, & Fixed Income Sinks to the Bottom

For wealth professionals who follow technical breadth and asset-class scorecards, the episode offers a compact review of participation, yield momentum and fixed income positioning as of the recording.

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Summary

By the bonds & fixed income desk

This episode of the Nasdaq Dorsey Wright podcast reviews the week's chart signals, including broad equity weakness and NYSE participation indicators rolling over. It discusses the long-term NYSE bullish percent sitting at the 50% line and the 10-year Treasury yield breaking above 5%, a 19-year high, with an overextended OBOS reading ahead of the Fed meeting. It also notes fixed income scoring last among asset class group scores and nearing a cross below cash for the first time since 2023.

NYSE participation indicators moved lower, with the long-term bullish percent at the critical 50% line.
The 10-year Treasury yield broke above 5%, described as a 19-year high, with an overextended OBOS reading ahead of the Fed meeting.
Fixed income ranked last on asset class group scores and was near crossing below cash for the first time since 2023.
Equities were broadly negative for the week, while commodities rose slightly.

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