QAS Alerts Clients - US 30 Year Yield Peaking; Copper Bottoming

March 31, 2015 - PRLog -- Kenneth Tower, CEO & Chief Investment Strategist of Quantitative Analysis Service, Inc. (QAS) today announced, in an early sign of a Changing Macro Environment, the US 30 Year Yield now shows early signs of peaking while Copper shows important signs of bottoming.

US 30 Year Yield – Early Signs of Peaking

- For the first time since 2012, the US 30 Year Yield shows early signs of peaking.
- The profile is similar to other important yield lows: March 2012, January 1999, March 1996, and November 1993.
- We expect several months of volatile action around current levels before a more sustainable move to higher yield is possible. Longer-term risk 3.5% (now 2.5%).

Copper – Important Signs of Bottoming

- The profile is similar to that of May 2014, August 2013, and Aug 2012 when copper entered a six month consolidation.
- This is a fragile, but significant improvement. It is still possible for copper to test its recent lows. Expected range 250 – 285 (now 278).

Brent Crude Oil – Follow-up:

- In our February 9 QAS Alert we highlighted initial signs of bottoming. Expected range: 64 - 45.
- Since that time Oil has remained within our expected range.
- The improvement remains fragile and similar to that of January – March 2009 when oil began to bottom.
- Energy stocks, in general, show a similar fragile improvement.

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