As of 28 September 2026, Jim Bianco holds 20 current views on Headge, 10 Bullish, 10 Bearish. The latest is Bullish on TLT over 1 Year. Every view links to the original post or video.
Bianco Research. Rates, inflation, fixed income, monetary policy and market structure. High-frequency X commentary.
The picture is unchanged: accelerating activity, stubborn underlying inflation and persistent fiscal pressure point to higher-for-longer rates and renewed pressure on Treasuries, especially at longer maturities. Hot PMI data and a weak five-year auction have amplified bond-market volatility, while the Fed is seen facing greater pressure to tighten unless upcoming growth and inflation data soften materially. Longer term, stablecoin adoption is framed as a source of dollar demand, while $BTC’s case depends on a revival in development and DeFi activity.
U.S. growth is accelerating from an already booming 5% GDPNow pace, with September PMI data indicating the economy stepped on the accelerator even harder. Month
Long-duration Treasuries face downside after accelerating September activity data prompted a violent market reassessment toward a stronger economic outlook. Week
Bond-market volatility rose sharply this week as hotter-than-expected PMI data and one of the worst five-year Treasury auctions intensified the rates-market frenzy. Week
Debt and deficits remain a persistent force behind elevated interest rates, with the deficit already priced into the bond market and unlikely to disappear. Year
Long-term yields could spike if the Fed remains idle while markets price a rate hike, unless payrolls, CPI, retail sales, or earnings disappoint. Month
Foreign stablecoin adoption could create substantial new dollar demand as people outside the United States use dollar-backed tokens as an entry into dollars. Year
Bitcoin could strengthen if development activity and DeFi infrastructure return, supported by extensive cryptocurrency demand across emerging markets and unstable banking systems. Year
US Treasuries offer an enticing entry point after benchmark yields surged to two-decade highs, marking a first bullish turn in six years.DIRECTION ONLY$TLT
U.S. growth is accelerating from an already booming 5% GDPNow pace, with September PMI data indicating the economy stepped on the accelerator even harder.LEVELS · TARGET 5
Long-duration Treasuries face downside after accelerating September activity data prompted a violent market reassessment toward a stronger economic outlook.DIRECTION ONLY$TLT
Bond-market volatility rose sharply this week as hotter-than-expected PMI data and one of the worst five-year Treasury auctions intensified the rates-market frenzy.DIRECTION ONLY
Fed policy expectations turned more hawkish after the PMI release, lifting October hike odds to about 75% and pricing a potential second hike in December.DIRECTION ONLY
Five-year Treasury yields surged after hotter-than-expected PMI data, with the weak auction requiring buyers to accept a 3.1-basis-point tail.DIRECTION ONLY$SHY
Persistent goods inflation is holding overall inflation higher after China-driven goods deflation faded, while oil obscures the underlying inflation problem.DIRECTION ONLY
Debt and deficits remain a persistent force behind elevated interest rates, with the deficit already priced into the bond market and unlikely to disappear.DIRECTION ONLY
The 10-year yield could reach 5.50% if the Fed declines to raise rates despite strong growth, persistent inflation, and bond investor selling.LEVELS · TARGET 5.5$TLT
Long-term yields could spike if the Fed remains idle while markets price a rate hike, unless payrolls, CPI, retail sales, or earnings disappoint.DIRECTION ONLY$TLT
Foreign stablecoin adoption could create substantial new dollar demand as people outside the United States use dollar-backed tokens as an entry into dollars.DIRECTION ONLY$DXY$UUP
Bitcoin could strengthen if development activity and DeFi infrastructure return, supported by extensive cryptocurrency demand across emerging markets and unstable banking systems.DIRECTION ONLY$BTC$BITO
Long-term Treasury yields have risen from 3.7% to 5% despite Fed cuts, signaling policy was too easy and bonds need inflation-focused restraint.DIRECTION ONLY$TLT
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