1-3 Month T-Bill Barclays Capital SPDR (BIL) Stock Price, Quote & News

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The fund invests substantially all, but at least 80%, of its total assets in the securities comprising the index and in securities that the Adviser determines have economic characteristics that are substantially identical to the economic characteristics of the securities that comprise the index. The index measures the performance of public obligations of the U.S. Treasury that have a remaining maturity of greater than or equal to 1 month and less than 3 months.

SonGoku Jul. 15 at 2:15 AM

$SPY Im personally not a bond expert.. and I plan on investing for 30+ years.. but that doesn’t mean I’m not sharpening up my bond skills and learning more about fixed income.. you have to go where the value is at.. and right now with very little risk and elevated bond yields short term T bills and other fixed income allocation is offering some very competitive deals compared to risk assets.. higher bond yields + very little risk makes short term T bills very attractive.. not to mention higher yield bonds as well.. $SGOV $BIL $BND $TLT compared to risk assets which besides the top quality players are trading at steeper valuations.. I know the top mag 6 minus TSLA aren’t expensive.. plus memory players aren’t either cause they were cyclical for so long and markets might be permanently rerating them.. only time will tell.. but still many pockets in the market are pricey.. with S&P valuations at high levels.. but also eps and revs keep climbing too.. maybe cause it’s inflationary

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SonGoku Jul. 15 at 2:04 AM

$SPY If we ever go through another lost decade. You want allocation in $SGOV $BIL $SCHD BND equities have been nonstop for 20+ years with a few hiccups here and there.. but everyone trying to call when the rotation from risk assets back into fixed income.. the one compelling argument for fixed income is the rising debt + rising interest payments.. which sees no breaks any time soon.. elavated bond yields makes fixed income very attractive on par with risk assets at high valuations compared to fixed income with competitive rates and very little risk.. it can’t hurt to have allocation to short term T bills and defensive positions.. remember risk management is key.

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SonGoku Jul. 15 at 1:51 AM

$SGOV $BIL $BND $TLT TYX TNX Why buy fixed income today versus equities? It's simple: Bond yields are materially higher than at any point in the post-2008 era. Investment grade corporates at 5–6% and high yield at 7–12% are now competitive with long-run equity return expectations, with far more certainty. Meanwhile, equities are trading near 40-year valuation highs. The risk to reward gap has been narrowed.

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SonGoku Jul. 13 at 8:38 PM

Flight to safety $SCHD $SGOV $BIL $XLV

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SonGoku Jul. 3 at 3:38 PM

If I was only allowed to make 5 investments the rest of my life. These would be my picks.. $SPY $QQQ $VXUS $BIL $DBC

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SonGoku Jul. 1 at 2:38 PM

$JEPI $JEPQ $SGOV $BIL $SCHD From 20s-50s you should be building your growth and high dividend income part of your portfolio. After you built a decent size portfolio in those decades.. take the monthly income and from 50s-70s and beyond use that monthly income and now start building your bond allocation part of your portfolio for more stability, capital preservation & a higher defensive approach. You can also start shifting higher end offensive plays into short term T bills as well as you get older.

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SonGoku Jun. 27 at 2:55 AM

I always have a sense that we could very well have a lost decade and short term t bills would be popular over stocks.. if your young and have time DCA is your friend.. but if your older or can’t afford to take on risk you would be better off in HYSA, short term T bills or money market funds. $SPY $BIL $SGOV $BND I can’t exactly time the next lost decade but I do know it will occur within the next 10-30 years… maybe sooner. But it’s inevitable and markets move in decade cycles.. one decade favors risk assets stocks etc and the next favors cash, t bills and money market funds.

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SonGoku Jun. 27 at 2:30 AM

$SPY If you can’t afford to lose money or take on risk you would be better off in short term T bills, money market funds, high yield savings account and maybe CD’s if the taxes or fees aren’t bad. $SGOV $BIL $BND

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DavyDaveCharts May. 29 at 12:18 PM

$BIL is the 1-3 month treasury ETF. This is a good gauge for cash positions by institutions. We’ve had a break out to the upside in the accumulation/distribution of this ETF. It tells us that cash positions are rising, likely selling in $SPY $QQQ. Notice the shift to the down side before the melt up. Now we have the opposite.

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SonGoku May. 27 at 11:42 PM

$JEPI $JEPQ $SCHD $BIL $SGOV If we ever have a 10 year bear market I would increase my purchases in these names.

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