Worse, many bonds—perhaps two-thirds or three-quarters of the market—have a “call option” attached to them that allows the issuer to repay the debt if it reaches a certain price.
An RSI value of 70 and above typically denotes the stock is overbought, but analysts are still bullish, with all 14 covering the company recommending buying the stock, data compiled by Bloomberg shows.
A Fed call would imply just the opposite: namely, that the central bank is in effect capping the market (similar to traders who sell call options on their stock holdings).