US02Y — Indicators and Strategies

BTC / DXY, BTC / US10Y The combination of the DXY and US02Y can be used to gauge market sentiment and assess the state of the global economy. When the DXY is rising, it indicates that the U.S. dollar is strengthening relative to other currencies, which can lead to increased risk aversion among investors as the U.S. dollar is often seen as a safe-haven currency. When the US02Y is rising, it suggests that market expectations for future inflation and interest rate increases are increasing, which can lead to a decrease in the value of riskier assets such as stocks. In general, the combination of the DXY and US02Y can provide important information on the direction of global market trends and the state of the economy, and as such, they are important indicators to consider when making investment decisions.

Stability Max Overload Stability Max Overload was created in another script I have been working on found below. I have broken the code down to only display the Stability features. What this is: I was trying to find a way that could in some form display the Stability or Instability of the US Treasuries Bond Market. To try and help me do that, I came up with 3 values. *Stability *Stability Overload *Stability Max Overload. I started with STABILITY. This value is generated based off the number of side by side inversions in the Bond Market. I wanted this value to range between 0 and 1 while 1 equaling all Bonds inverted and 0 equaling no Bonds inverted and any number of inversions in between would equal a percentage value based off the actual number. STABILITY OVERLOAD was created based off the average of each inversion. STABILITY MAX OVERLOAD was then created based off the total of each inversion. The most stable Yield Curve would have no inversions and therefore would generate a 0 for Stability, Stability Overload and Stability Max Overload. The more inversions the Yield Curve has the higher in value Stability itself would have as Stability is weighted more per inversion. With each inversion, data is taken based off the amount with which the Yields are inverted. This display shows where we currently stand since Dec 2018. It's a telling story so say the least. I do plan on continuing the mentioned above script but again wanted to release a standalone of the data generated. Hope you enjoy, OpptionsOnly

Yield Curve Thanks to @gwaaf for his post on how to draw the curve!! * Charts and displays the current Treasury Yield Curve and the Spread. * Colors Lines and Labels based off price. * Dynamically adjusts the position of the labels as prices change. Top Labels: Top labels display the Spread between listed bonds in regards to Longer term Bonds minus Shorter term Bonds. This label points to the mid point on the curve. If the Spread is greater than the previous Spread at the current resolution, the label and line color on the curve turn Green. If the Spread is less than the previous Spread at the current resolution, the line on the curve and label will turn Red. Bottom Labels: Bottom labels display the current for each bond listed. This label points to the (POINT) in the curve that corresponds with the current price of the Bond. The label will turn Green if the current price is higher than the previous price at the current resolution and vise versa! Known issues: There seems to be a color swapping issues when the changed is very small. I believe I can fix this with rounding the numbers and will leave that for another time.