Bond ETFs won't make you rich but they will protect your money and produce the cash you need. I'll show you five to watch right …
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Bond ETFs won't make you rich but they will protect your money and produce the cash you need. I'll show you five to watch right …
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Buy If you only invest in ONE dividend growth stock…make it this one! Dividend increases of 22%+ a year! Check it out! https://youtu.be/oomnpyCSY1I
What about tltw?
Bonds suck. Warren buffett recommends short term treasury funds.
spff with a 6 % dividend yield is fking down 40% how is that suppose to protect my money id care of the 6% dividend if the share price is cut in half
Just about every bond fund drops in principle over time. Bonds funds are only to control the volatility of stock. The only bond that holds up is GSY or NEAR.
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10% in bonds per 1000$ invested in Stocks???
And a bond treasury etf
I’m going AI and robotics ETF’s after Tesla hits 500+..6 mo too a year
Excellent teaching skills, and good lips too.
🤡, Simply buy a good fixed income ETF and move it for 3 days a month to MM fund and get an easy 11% 😂
90% stocks/etf 10% FBND
I do not like bow ties but good info!
i am using zet and s far 5 months i am happy
Stocks 40% – REITs 40% – Bonds 20%
High yield bonds with junk bonds. Hell no.
So what was your favorite bond etf ?????
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I checked the returns on the last 2 stocks SPFF & BKLN. I look at them over a 10-year period starting in 2014 and ending in 2023 with $10,000 initial investment. With dividends reinvested SPFF would be worth $12,028 (1.76% compound annual return) and BKLN would be worth $13,427 (2.99% compound annual return). With dividends not reinvested SPFF would be worth $6,223 (-4.63% compound annual return) with a total dividend of $5,465 and BKLN would be worth $9,658 (-1.60 compound annual return) with a total dividend of $4,4094. I know that past performance is not a predicter for future returns nor is any other method.
What you think about etf VTIP?
Great advice here! I also own treasury bill: BIL which right now pays 5%…as interest rates are cut will move out of it.
I'm looking into an ETF called TBIL. Looks stable and has a solid Dividend history, 2 years of history is pretty good for a business, too.