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Where Are Markets Headed? A Technical Analyst Sizes Up the Latest Turmoil

The episode offers a technical-analyst perspective on bond yields and cross-asset market direction. Wealth professionals may find it useful for understanding how a chart-based approach frames the latest market turmoil.

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Summary

By the markets & outlook desk

Barron's Live speaks with Andy Addison, proprietor of The Institutional View, about where markets may be headed. The discussion covers the global rise in bond yields and the outlook for stocks, commodities and gold, framed through technical analysis. Addison describes studying price action, moving averages, relative strength and momentum indicators to gauge asset prices.

  1. The guest is Andy Addison of The Institutional View newsletter and research service.
  2. Addison uses price action, moving averages, relative strength and momentum indicators.
  3. The conversation addresses the global rise in bond yields.
  4. The outlook discussion covers stocks, commodities and gold.

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