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SonGoku
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
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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SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy
SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy Jun. 26 at 10:02 PM
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SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy
SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy Jun. 25 at 11:08 PM
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SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy
SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy Jun. 24 at 8:49 PM
The majors today, 6/24/2026 GOLD $GLD COMMUNICATIONS $XLC CONSUMER DISCRETIONARY $XLY INTERMEDIATE BONDS $BND LONG BONDS $TLT
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rsmracks
rsmracks Jun. 24 at 3:00 PM
$KORP $BND $CDE $XOM $HL Wow, a lot of moving and shaking this morning. I sold out of my KORP, BND, TLT and IGIB bond positions. Initiated my XOM, COP and EOG positions. I now have every ticker in place for my year end portfolio. Now to eliminate/reduce some positions and add more to others in the coming months to get my position weights where I want them. I also initiated two more miners that I didn’t plan to. HL and CDE. I wanted more silver miners to add to my EXK and SIlJ position. Don’t be shaken out of the silver or platinum trade. This bull in commodities is just getting started. Especially if you will remain patient and let it come to you. The beginning of July, I will post my new portfolio mix. I thought by July I could get my portfolio where I wanted it. Looks like it will take me until September instead. Long miners, energy, treasury’s and food producers. I’m almost out of corporate debt. That’s still my playbook.
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SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy
SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy Jun. 23 at 8:38 PM
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rsmracks
rsmracks Jun. 22 at 11:35 PM
$SGOV $BND $SHY $VGIT $IEI Why have I been accumulating bond funds for months now? When they’re hated, I’m a buyer. That’s the contrarian way. I’ve been reassessing my bond fund sleeve heading into year end. I still believe we’re going to experience a bear steepener. FED rate is currently 3.5-3.75% I think in early to mid 2027 The FED is forced to cut rates. We’re already in a recession. The issue, the 10 year stays in the 4’s and the 30 year moves to 5+% This will actually cause TLT to fall in value. I’m thinking about selling my TLT and moving into VGIT with that money. Then going back into SHY as well. I will keep my SGOV and SCHP. I see stagflation at its finest in 2027-2028. The FED can’t raise rates. The interest on our debt is staggering. Not only does the USA have a problem, but corporations, states, municipalities, small businesses and individuals are trapped. https://x.com/kobeissiletter/status/2069101969197723753?s=46
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SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy
SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy Jun. 22 at 10:55 PM
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rsmracks
rsmracks Jun. 19 at 10:57 PM
$SPY $TLT $SGOV $BND $IGIB Good article from Wolf. As I’ve mentioned several times recently, I don’t see a rate hike in 2026. However, when looking at the 2 year yield, it’s remaining elevated above 4%. Currently sitting at 4.17% So the bond market is basically saying at least .25-.50 basis point hike is coming within 6 months. I think by Q3 the 2 year settles back in the 3.8% range. I do still believe the 10 year stays in the 4-4.5% range and the 30 year above 5% Longer dated debt is going to cost more. When the next recession hits, the 2 year could fall back to 3% and the 200 basis point spread will form. By late 2027 into 2028 2.75-3% on the 2 3.75-4% on the 10 4.75-5% on the 30 I’m still calling for the 200 point spread to form. I’ve posted the periods of time this spread occurred. https://wolfstreet.com/2026/06/18/era-of-powell-was-dovish-is-over-warshs-five-taskforces/
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SonGoku
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
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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SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy
SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy Jun. 26 at 10:02 PM
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SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy
SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy Jun. 25 at 11:08 PM
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SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy
SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy Jun. 24 at 8:49 PM
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rsmracks
rsmracks Jun. 24 at 3:00 PM
$KORP $BND $CDE $XOM $HL Wow, a lot of moving and shaking this morning. I sold out of my KORP, BND, TLT and IGIB bond positions. Initiated my XOM, COP and EOG positions. I now have every ticker in place for my year end portfolio. Now to eliminate/reduce some positions and add more to others in the coming months to get my position weights where I want them. I also initiated two more miners that I didn’t plan to. HL and CDE. I wanted more silver miners to add to my EXK and SIlJ position. Don’t be shaken out of the silver or platinum trade. This bull in commodities is just getting started. Especially if you will remain patient and let it come to you. The beginning of July, I will post my new portfolio mix. I thought by July I could get my portfolio where I wanted it. Looks like it will take me until September instead. Long miners, energy, treasury’s and food producers. I’m almost out of corporate debt. That’s still my playbook.
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SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy
SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy Jun. 23 at 8:38 PM
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rsmracks
rsmracks Jun. 22 at 11:35 PM
$SGOV $BND $SHY $VGIT $IEI Why have I been accumulating bond funds for months now? When they’re hated, I’m a buyer. That’s the contrarian way. I’ve been reassessing my bond fund sleeve heading into year end. I still believe we’re going to experience a bear steepener. FED rate is currently 3.5-3.75% I think in early to mid 2027 The FED is forced to cut rates. We’re already in a recession. The issue, the 10 year stays in the 4’s and the 30 year moves to 5+% This will actually cause TLT to fall in value. I’m thinking about selling my TLT and moving into VGIT with that money. Then going back into SHY as well. I will keep my SGOV and SCHP. I see stagflation at its finest in 2027-2028. The FED can’t raise rates. The interest on our debt is staggering. Not only does the USA have a problem, but corporations, states, municipalities, small businesses and individuals are trapped. https://x.com/kobeissiletter/status/2069101969197723753?s=46
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SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy
SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy Jun. 22 at 10:55 PM
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rsmracks
rsmracks Jun. 19 at 10:57 PM
$SPY $TLT $SGOV $BND $IGIB Good article from Wolf. As I’ve mentioned several times recently, I don’t see a rate hike in 2026. However, when looking at the 2 year yield, it’s remaining elevated above 4%. Currently sitting at 4.17% So the bond market is basically saying at least .25-.50 basis point hike is coming within 6 months. I think by Q3 the 2 year settles back in the 3.8% range. I do still believe the 10 year stays in the 4-4.5% range and the 30 year above 5% Longer dated debt is going to cost more. When the next recession hits, the 2 year could fall back to 3% and the 200 basis point spread will form. By late 2027 into 2028 2.75-3% on the 2 3.75-4% on the 10 4.75-5% on the 30 I’m still calling for the 200 point spread to form. I’ve posted the periods of time this spread occurred. https://wolfstreet.com/2026/06/18/era-of-powell-was-dovish-is-over-warshs-five-taskforces/
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rsmracks
rsmracks Jun. 19 at 12:52 PM
$BND $IGIB $KORP $BGT $DLY You’ll want to own some bond funds over the next 5+ years. https://youtu.be/R8FRCfazsg4?is=2AoXk4knZR_EtqPZ
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SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy
SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy Jun. 18 at 9:01 PM
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SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy
SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy Jun. 17 at 10:52 PM
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rsmracks
rsmracks Jun. 17 at 1:26 AM
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SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy
SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy Jun. 16 at 11:20 PM
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SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy
SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy Jun. 15 at 10:55 PM
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rsmracks
rsmracks Jun. 15 at 9:21 PM
$SPY $QQQ $TLT $BND $SGOV FED isn’t going to raise rates. They will be cutting rates in 2027 once The Big Ugly comes to town. Remember, everything seems fine until it isn’t. I will continue restructuring my portfolio into this strength. Blow off the top. 🔝 https://x.com/kobeissiletter/status/2066243381651513539?s=46
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SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy
SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy Jun. 12 at 9:26 PM
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SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy
SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy Jun. 11 at 8:54 PM
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SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy
SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy Jun. 10 at 10:54 PM
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SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy
SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy Jun. 9 at 11:26 PM
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SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy Jun. 8 at 11:14 PM
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