As a key benchmark for long-term interest rates, including 30-year fixed mortgage rates, this rise in yields is exerting negative pressure on the real estate sector.
With this in mind, I'm looking to capitalize on the continued pressure on real estate as long as yields keep climbing.
Below is a 6-month daily chart of the iShares U.S. Real Estate ETF (IYR) , which tracks the performance of U.S. real estate-related equities.
The options chain for Nov. 8 shows that there is a 68% chance that the $102 call will expire worthless by expiration date.
The trade Given the bearish outlook, I'm utilizing a bear call spread, also known as a call credit spread.
Persons:
Nishant Pant
Organizations:
Treasury, Real, IYR, CNBC, NBC UNIVERSAL
Locations:
U.S