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Category: Bond Funds

Annual Treasury Returns are Horrid / Corporate Credit Not So Bad

May 2, 2024 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

The one return stat that jumped out at me, was the +0.12% 10-year annual return for the TLT. That’s pretty…

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Posted in: Bond Funds, Bond Market(s), Bond Market(s) annual return

2022 is the “GFC” for the US and Global Bond Markets / High-Grade Corporates Look Cheap

November 1, 2022 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Looking at the 10/31/22 return data for the major indices, what struck me this morning was that the Barclay’s Aggregate…

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Posted in: 10-year Treasury yield, Bond Funds, Bond Market(s)

Still a Lot of Value in Corporate Bond Market

May 24, 2020 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

        First off, a quick “hat-tip” or shout-out to Nicholas Colas and Jessica Rabe at DataTrek Research,…

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Posted in: Bond Funds, Bond Market Liquidity, Corporate High Yield, Credit markets, FRED charts, HYG

How Did the Various Bond Market Asset Classes do in October ’18 ?

November 2, 2018 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Check back in tomorrow morning for the weekly SP 500 earnings data, i.e. Saturday morning, November 3rd, 2018. One aspect…

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Posted in: 10-year Treasury yield, Bond Funds, Bond Market Liquidity, Bond Market(s)

Most Americans Under 40 Have Never Seen a Bond Bear Market, and Why it May Not Matter

October 5, 2018 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

(The weekly SP 500 earnings update will be posted tomorrow, i.e. Saturday, 10/6/18.) One of the reasons I chose the…

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Posted in: 10-year Treasury yield, Bear Markets, Bond Funds, Bond Market Liquidity, Bond Market(s)

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