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Message from recent bond market turmoil

johnNjohnN
edited March 2021 in Fund Discussions
https://www.schwab.com/resource-center/insights/content/message-from-recent-bond-market-turmoil

*The late-February spike in U.S. Treasury bond yields sent ripples throughout the global markets. As yields surged to the highest level in a year, stocks and commodities sold off sharply, while the dollar rallied. Some investors called for central banks to step in to calm the markets. The market did eventually settle down without intervention. Ten-year Treasury yields settled at 1.4% after spiking by more than 30 basis points to a peak of 1.6%, the highest level in a year.*




Little old news
Prob keep hanging on for the windy turbulence rates rides...
We are keeping same holdings in our bonds portfolio/... no changes

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  • WABACWABAC
    Seems that Warren Buffet declared bonds dead on Saturday.
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