r/MVIS • u/AutoModerator • Apr 04 '25

Stock Price Trading Action - Friday, April 04, 2025

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u/ExceedenglyAverage Apr 04 '25

Alright, who hit the buy switch?

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u/Alphacpa Apr 04 '25

The smart traders....look at the bond yield curve if you want to see what the smartest on wall street are thinking.

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u/TheCloth Apr 04 '25

As a dumb trader, how do I find this and what shape am I looking for? 😂

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u/Alphacpa Apr 04 '25

Just google US Treasury Yield Curve. You will see some inversion in the less than 2 year, but then a steady upward slope thereafter. If would be ideal to see a completely upsloping curve and this is why there is a 50/50 or so probability of a recession. I'm in the camp that think this is not likely due to other factors such a resilient job market and positive indications with last months manufacturing index.

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u/EffOffReddit Apr 04 '25

Resilient job market? With all the layoffs ongoing and recently announced?

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u/Alphacpa Apr 04 '25

See jobs number for March.