End of Day Summary – 4/14/2026

Intraday News  •  April 14, 2026
Edited by Kristen Radosh

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US Treasuries

10s closed on Tuesday at 4.25
  • 1st daily resistance is 4.22/4.23            83% to hold  
  • 2nd daily resistance is 4.20/4.21           90% to hold
  • 1st weekly resistance at 4.215/4.25      75% to hold

 

  • 1st monthly resistance at 4.095/4.125    67% to hold
  • 1st daily support is 4.285/4.295              80% to hold
  • 2nd daily support is 4.32/4.33             
  • 1st weekly support at 4.38/4.405          

 

  • 1st monthly support at 4.465/4.495       80% to hold

Intraday Commentary From Jim Bianco 

 

The markets have “deal on” fever. Here is a one-day tick chart of Brent Crude. 

 

The “deal on” hype machine is now in high gear.

*TRUMP SAYS IRAN TALKS COULD HAPPEN OVER NEXT TWO DAYS: NYP
 

If a deal happens that opens the strait, and everything starts moving, these markets are correctly priced.

 
No deal … things could get “interesting.”

The S&P 500 all-time closing high was January 27, 2026, at 6,978.60.

AS I write this S&P 500 is 6,955, less than 14 points away now.

The last six months of closing the S&P 500.  The green annotation shows it is up ~10% is 10 trading days.
 

Last night I posted this chart of TLT’s volume and noted it only traded 12.720M shares, the lowest daily volume since January 2023 (and this INCLUDES holidays). I suggested this was a signal of waning interest in the bond market right now.

 

With 1 hour left in today’s trading, TLT has traded only 9.2M shares. Unless TLT has a run in this hour, another new three low might be in the offing.


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