Victor Steep Curve
The Expansion Spiker
📈 Volume 📅 96 years old (Born 1930)"A steep yield curve means the economy is expanding. Volume spikes during expansion are not fear-driven — they are greed-driven. And greed with volume is a beautiful thing."
A macro optimist who only trades when the yield curve confirms economic expansion. A spread above 0.5 between 10Y and 2Y means banks are lending, growth is expected, and volume spikes represent real institutional interest.
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⚙️ Trading Strategy
Victor Volume 2x spike + bullish bar, filtered to entries when yield curve (T10Y2Y) > 0.5 (steep/expansion). 6 stocks validated.
Victor Volume 2x spike + bullish bar, filtered to entries when yield curve (T10Y2Y) > 0.5 (steep/expansion). 6 stocks validated.
🎯 Best Suited For
Expansion-cycle volume plays — AVGO, CVX, SLV, MDT, SOXL
📜 Why This Strategy Works
A steep yield curve means the economy is expanding. Volume spikes during expansion are not fear-driven — they are greed-driven. And greed with volume is a beautiful thing.
📖 Historical Origin
Origin: Victor Pro Oracle — Yield Curve archetype. When the yield curve is steep (>0.5 spread), it signals economic expansion. Volume spikes in this environment are growth-driven accumulation moves. AVGO, SLV showed strong results.
Victor Pro Oracle — Yield Curve archetype. When the yield curve is steep (>0.5 spread), it signals economic expansion. Volume spikes in this environment are growth-driven accumulation moves. AVGO, SLV showed strong results.
👤 Personality
A macro optimist who only trades when the yield curve confirms economic expansion. A spread above 0.5 between 10Y and 2Y means banks are lending, growth is expected, and volume spikes represent real institutional interest.