Gold vs Bonds vs SP500

Noticed something interesting between these 3. They're creating something that I've heard been called, the jaws of death. Which something I've kind of noticed before but didn't know how it would play out but now it's still going on about 3-4 weeks later.

 

If you notice in the black box, the red line (bonds) are heading down which creates the bottom part of the jaw. The blue line (sp500) creates the upper line of the jaw and creates a mouth looking thing. It represents recession. Gold is still up, sp500 up yet bonds are going down, dollar is going down. Bad situation in my opinion, for what it's worth.

 

Gold and T-Bonds

I had a post earlier about what Gold and T-Bonds are doing and how it's not a good situation. Well, I came across some more charts and I'd like to post them. The small chart is the 6 Month chart for the price of Gold and the bigger one is a 12 month chart of 30 year T-Bonds. You can see their going in the opposite direction. Fear and inflation are taking control over the T-Bonds, which represent the opposite. I'm going to keep bringing this up until something confirms otherwise.

 

What we should be seeing is either Gold and T-Bonds declining together, or Bonds outgrowing Gold. not what we have now. I noticed a lot of inflation just started up this past week and all this talk about how Gold is increasing so dramatically lately. Maybe it's the beginning of something a lot bigger than we can see now? Everyone is saying, oh, were strong, the economy is good, yada yada. They're rallying the market higher so They can get out.

 

 

S&P 500 is below in a 6 month chart. Ideally I'd like to see T-Bonds outperform the S&P but it looks like they're starting to run in tandem.