It’s hard to say but my primary outlook is the contrary, or at least regarding short-term rates. I believe that the Fed will continue to back peddle away from their previous pledge to keep rates near zero thru “at least 2023″ & will end up raising short-term rates before then. I also expect relative weakness in the long-end of the curve (L/T Treasuries) which will create a flattening of the yield curve. A widening yield curve is bullish for banks as it increases their spread, i.e. the difference between what they pay out depositors on checking & savings accounts & what they turn around & lend money out in the form of loans. Therefore, my expectation going forward is a flattening yield curve which should be net-bearish for banks.

trend line has been respected many times.. went long @ it again.. stop loss below!

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