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John
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Invested in iShares iBonds 2024 Term High Yield and Income ETF
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What is the Bond Market and what are Bond ETFs? Nick Morales, Investment Strategist at iShares, joined Public Live to discuss the bond market and bond ETFs. ➖ About the bond market: According to the SEC, “A bond is a debt security, similar to an IOU. Borrowers issue bonds to raise money from investors willing to lend them money for a certain amount of time. When you buy a bond, you are lending tSee more
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Long on I-Bonds via Treasury Direct #longterm #recession #inflation 9.62% I’ve never seen them this high. Minimum 1 year vest with 3 month interest penalty.See more
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Added Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF to long-term portfolio
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Usually share #crypto happenings in the evening… but this was something I wasn’t too shocked about and expected. When I saw the #SEC throw a lawsuit at #DapperLabs last year, I knew a shake up of some kind was coming down the pipeline.See more
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🤷🏾‍♂️Why #Real-Estate 🏘 The answer is simple: ⚜️Superior total returns vs. stocks & bonds ♻️Steady cash flow due to long-term leasesSee more
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The last few sessions are exactly why DIVERSIFICATION MATTERS! In a marketplace where everything appears to be blinking red, you have to look to international holdings, commodities, cryptocurrency, and the possibility of adding bonds as yields start to raise. Not a moment to panick and sell out of positions if you're in it for the long run, a time to reflect on the gains throughout the years and fSee more
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Sold DogecoinInvested for 54 days
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#Bonds So the stock market has been no fun to start the year. I'm glad that I chose to shift my money towards Series I Bonds to end 2021. I wasn't sure when I would add to my position in I-bonds for 2022, but with stocks seemingly in constant free fall I am reluctant to add more money to the stock market in my taxable account. I'm still dollar cost averaging into a Vanguard Target Date 2050 fund wiSee more
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Stock and Crypto — they have both been a bit — interesting lately. Some other pockets have been interesting, too! Let’s unpack why: For Both (stocks and crypto): - Feds are starting to pull back the bandaid from the last 18 months. They are working through reducing the balance sheets on the cursp of tapering. Which they expect to be the start of multiple interest rate increases over next coupleSee more
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