Commodities

Commodities vs US 10Y Treasury Yield

Commodities have a positive correlation with US 10Y Treasuries. In many time periods, commodities lead Treasuries.

Commodities vs US 10Y Treasury Yield

Copper/Gold Ratio vs US 10Y Yield

The indicator shows the Copper/Gold Ratio compared to the 10Y US Treasury Bond.

In a long-term comparison, a correlation can be seen where the Copper/Gold Ratio often (not always) runs ahead of the 10Y US Treasury as the leading indicator.

Copper/Gold Ratio vs US 10Y Yield

Gasoline (RBOB) vs Oil (Crude)

The indicator shows the Gasoline compared to Oil (Crude).
A correlation is clearly visible in the comparison.
Which of the two commodities leads the other changes according to the market situation.
More interesting are differences where the correlation is temporarily broken.
These constellations are opportunities to profit from the restoration of the correlation.

Gasoline (RBOB) vs Oil (Crude)

CFTC COT Oil (Crude) All Positions vs Oil (Crude)

The indicator shows the CFTC COT total positioning compared to Oil (Crude).

CFTC COT Oil (Crude) All Positions vs Oil (Crude)

CFTC COT Gold All Positions vs Gold

The indicator shows the CFTC COT total positions compared to gold.

The long term view shows that after stronger increases (07.2010; 07.2015, 08.2018) in total positions, the gold price has also increased.

CFTC COT Gold All Positions vs Gold

Gold / Silver Ratio vs Gold vs Silver

The indicator shows the gold silver ratio compared to gold and silver.

The two precious metals are usually positively correlated.
Very high gold/silver ratio values show that silver is cheap compared to gold.
Very low gold/silver ratio values show that gold is cheap compared to silver.

Gold / Silver Ratio vs Gold vs Silver

 

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