Short Treasury Bond Ishares ETF (SHV)

$110.46 +0.02 (0.02%)
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Company Profile

The fund will invest at least 80% of its assets in the component securities of the underlying index, and it will invest at least 90% of its assets in U.S. Treasury securities that BFA believes will help the fund track the underlying index. The index measures the performance of public obligations of the U.S. Treasury that have a remaining maturity of less than or equal to one year.

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FBP
FBP Apr. 17 at 7:36 PM
$SHV raising cash atm with this as parking lot $SGOV
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rsmracks
rsmracks Apr. 16 at 10:14 AM
$TLT $SGOV $SHV Who holds the US debt outside the country? Updated information from Wolf. https://wolfstreet.com/2026/04/15/the-largest-foreign-holders-of-us-treasury-securities-and-the-basis-trade-april-2026-update/
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rsmracks
rsmracks Apr. 6 at 11:36 PM
$TLT $BND $IGIB $SHV $SCHP My call for 2+ years has been for the 200 basis point spread to form. It’s being stubborn, but it’s still my call. I’ve been saying; 3% on the 2 4% on the 10 5% on the 30 Recently, I mentioned that we might see higher yields. 3.5% on the 2 4.5% on the 10 5.5% on the 30 If inflation continues to pick up pace again into 2027, I won’t be surprised to see even higher yields. This doesn’t change my stance or my portfolio restructuring plan. I still plan on maintaining and building my bond picks. Referred to as a bond sleeve, not a bond ladder. Short, Mid and Long bond funds. Mid term corporate debt/credit and Municipal bonds. Let’s say the prices fall, ok, I’m compounding and will continue scaling in via DCA. I’m not going all in. I can add more to short term or long term. Whatever the market throws at me. https://wolfstreet.com/2026/04/04/bond-market-gets-nervous-about-rising-inflation-ballooning-debt-sees-rate-hike-mortgage-rates-jump-to-6-46/
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stormilx
stormilx Apr. 5 at 10:21 AM
$SHV pure cash parking
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rsmracks
rsmracks Mar. 25 at 2:42 AM
$SGOV $SHV I opened positions in SGOV and SHV today with the cash I had in my brokerage account. 5.3% of my portfolio. These are basically high yield savings/money market type funds for those that don’t know. I still have to initiate 2 more bond funds. VWOB and SCHO I have a buy order in for VWOB. I’m waiting on SCHO. From there, I will simply remain patient for the next leg higher for the miners. When energy pulls back, I will trim off the miners more and add more energy. The dividends received from bond funds monthly will be deployed back into those funds to compound share count. Executing my plan and still have the same views on the timeline for the next recession. Miners/Energy/Fixed Income. I still like emerging markets and agribusinesses as well. $XOP $SBSW $RIO
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rsmracks
rsmracks Mar. 23 at 10:42 AM
$TLT $SHV $SGOV $SCHP 2 year breaks back above 4% It’s getting dicey now.
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Valuation_Finance
Valuation_Finance Mar. 21 at 9:05 PM
$USFR So why is USFR superior to $SHV $SGOV TBLL $BIL TBIL? You solve the (1) principal risk and (2) credit spread risk. In other words, effective duration of zero. And no credit spread exists for Treasury floating-rate notes (TFRNs). Its only competitor is $TFLO. But USFR has higher proportion from US Treasury sources to help out your state income tax, if your state charges one.
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rsmracks
rsmracks Mar. 19 at 1:53 AM
I will be deploying more cash into my brokerage account tomorrow. Taking a percentage from my recent home sale to finish initiating my bond positions. I still need to open $NUV $BNDX $VWOB And I’m adding $BSV for 1-5 year exposure. $SHV or SGOV will be used to park uninvested cash. My fixed income is only around 12% of my portfolio and I want 20-25% now and 30+% in H2 2026 This will give me 13 bond funds and 1 high yield savings account, SHV or SGOV. On a monthly basis, I will compound interest and reinvest into the funds I view as undervalued. For me, it’s all about capital preservation now. Compounding returns for the next 10-15 years.
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OfficialStocktwitsUser
OfficialStocktwitsUser Mar. 2 at 2:01 PM
$SHV RSI: 100.00, MACD: 0.1066 Vol: 0.09, MA20: 110.24, MA50: 110.02 🔴 SELL - Downtrend 👉 https://quantumstockalerts.com Disclaimer: I am not a financial advisor. This post reflects personal analysis and opinions only. Please do your own research before investing or trading.
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Oratory
Oratory Feb. 25 at 6:14 PM
$SHV Whoa... lol!
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FBP
FBP Apr. 17 at 7:36 PM
$SHV raising cash atm with this as parking lot $SGOV
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rsmracks
rsmracks Apr. 16 at 10:14 AM
$TLT $SGOV $SHV Who holds the US debt outside the country? Updated information from Wolf. https://wolfstreet.com/2026/04/15/the-largest-foreign-holders-of-us-treasury-securities-and-the-basis-trade-april-2026-update/
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rsmracks
rsmracks Apr. 6 at 11:36 PM
$TLT $BND $IGIB $SHV $SCHP My call for 2+ years has been for the 200 basis point spread to form. It’s being stubborn, but it’s still my call. I’ve been saying; 3% on the 2 4% on the 10 5% on the 30 Recently, I mentioned that we might see higher yields. 3.5% on the 2 4.5% on the 10 5.5% on the 30 If inflation continues to pick up pace again into 2027, I won’t be surprised to see even higher yields. This doesn’t change my stance or my portfolio restructuring plan. I still plan on maintaining and building my bond picks. Referred to as a bond sleeve, not a bond ladder. Short, Mid and Long bond funds. Mid term corporate debt/credit and Municipal bonds. Let’s say the prices fall, ok, I’m compounding and will continue scaling in via DCA. I’m not going all in. I can add more to short term or long term. Whatever the market throws at me. https://wolfstreet.com/2026/04/04/bond-market-gets-nervous-about-rising-inflation-ballooning-debt-sees-rate-hike-mortgage-rates-jump-to-6-46/
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stormilx
stormilx Apr. 5 at 10:21 AM
$SHV pure cash parking
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rsmracks
rsmracks Mar. 25 at 2:42 AM
$SGOV $SHV I opened positions in SGOV and SHV today with the cash I had in my brokerage account. 5.3% of my portfolio. These are basically high yield savings/money market type funds for those that don’t know. I still have to initiate 2 more bond funds. VWOB and SCHO I have a buy order in for VWOB. I’m waiting on SCHO. From there, I will simply remain patient for the next leg higher for the miners. When energy pulls back, I will trim off the miners more and add more energy. The dividends received from bond funds monthly will be deployed back into those funds to compound share count. Executing my plan and still have the same views on the timeline for the next recession. Miners/Energy/Fixed Income. I still like emerging markets and agribusinesses as well. $XOP $SBSW $RIO
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rsmracks
rsmracks Mar. 23 at 10:42 AM
$TLT $SHV $SGOV $SCHP 2 year breaks back above 4% It’s getting dicey now.
0 · Reply
Valuation_Finance
Valuation_Finance Mar. 21 at 9:05 PM
$USFR So why is USFR superior to $SHV $SGOV TBLL $BIL TBIL? You solve the (1) principal risk and (2) credit spread risk. In other words, effective duration of zero. And no credit spread exists for Treasury floating-rate notes (TFRNs). Its only competitor is $TFLO. But USFR has higher proportion from US Treasury sources to help out your state income tax, if your state charges one.
0 · Reply
rsmracks
rsmracks Mar. 19 at 1:53 AM
I will be deploying more cash into my brokerage account tomorrow. Taking a percentage from my recent home sale to finish initiating my bond positions. I still need to open $NUV $BNDX $VWOB And I’m adding $BSV for 1-5 year exposure. $SHV or SGOV will be used to park uninvested cash. My fixed income is only around 12% of my portfolio and I want 20-25% now and 30+% in H2 2026 This will give me 13 bond funds and 1 high yield savings account, SHV or SGOV. On a monthly basis, I will compound interest and reinvest into the funds I view as undervalued. For me, it’s all about capital preservation now. Compounding returns for the next 10-15 years.
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OfficialStocktwitsUser
OfficialStocktwitsUser Mar. 2 at 2:01 PM
$SHV RSI: 100.00, MACD: 0.1066 Vol: 0.09, MA20: 110.24, MA50: 110.02 🔴 SELL - Downtrend 👉 https://quantumstockalerts.com Disclaimer: I am not a financial advisor. This post reflects personal analysis and opinions only. Please do your own research before investing or trading.
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Oratory
Oratory Feb. 25 at 6:14 PM
$SHV Whoa... lol!
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rsmracks
rsmracks Feb. 24 at 1:32 AM
$TLT $BND $SHV $SCHP Why am I building a bond ladder? “The bottom-line for all risk assets is the S&P 500 may need to stay above 7,000 -- or else. Collapsing cryptos and spiking precious-metals volatility could trickle down to the stock market and US Treasury bond yields,” he said. “If TLT turns up vs. the S&P 500 and gold, it may signal a next big trade. I will still maintain an overweight miners position for now, but I’m definitely adding more bond funds. Once I’ve trimmed my mining positions back, RIO,GSM and SBSW will remain my top positions. NAK is simply a speculative position that I don’t recommend anyone hold. I’m going to sell out my B, SILJ, NK-Imerys and BHP positions eventually. Taking those funds and adding more energy and bonds/treasuries. Best to you all. 👍 https://www.kitco.com/news/article/2026-02-23/sell-gold-buy-treasuries-bis-mcglone-sees-risk-reversion-2026
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BillionerOfKing
BillionerOfKing Feb. 21 at 3:17 PM
$SHV Current Stock Price: $110.32 Contracts to trade: $110.0 SHV Mar 20 2026 Call Entry: $0.59 Exit: $0.84 ROI: 43% Hold ~23 days Shared as daily free alerts and for educational purposes only. https://dailypickai.com/freealerts
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SuperGreenToday
SuperGreenToday Feb. 20 at 11:54 PM
$SHV Share Price: $110.32 Contract Selected: Jun 18, 2026 $110 Calls Buy Zone: $0.65 – $0.80 Target Zone: $1.08 – $1.32 Potential Upside: 57% ROI Time to Expiration: 117 Days | Updates via https://fxcapta.com/stockinfo/
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rsmracks
rsmracks Feb. 19 at 11:59 AM
$SHV $IGIB $BND $SCHP $KORP Bond yields are going higher. Bond price will go lower. Inverse relationship. As I continue building my 12 bond fund portfolio, I will DCA along the way. (The Ladder) I’ve said for 2+ years now that a 200 basis point spread would form. Longer term debt will cost more. I have 9 of the 12 funds already initiated. The other 3 that will be added soon are; NUV BNDX VWOB I have a mix of short to long duration. Investment grade to some below grade (B). Treasuries, Muni’s, corporate and credit. Will also have international exposure. I still see bonds doing very well as risk off occurs. Especially in 2027+
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SteveJohnsonis
SteveJohnsonis Feb. 19 at 11:28 AM
$ANGPY $ATLX $B $MCHI $SHV
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SteveJohnsonis
SteveJohnsonis Feb. 19 at 11:25 AM
$SHV $SPY $TLT
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TradeGloom
TradeGloom Feb. 18 at 9:13 AM
$SHV Ultra-short treasury ETF acting as dry powder; minimal risk, minimal reward.
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rsmracks
rsmracks Feb. 15 at 9:56 PM
$ANGPY $SHV $MCHI $B $ATLX I have my wife’s portfolio positioned almost the way I want it now. I will trim ANGPY again on further strength and add energy. Her account will be: 30% miners 25% emerging/foreign markets 15-20% bond funds 15% SHV - cash 10% energy ANGPY - 17.7% AEF - 15.4% emerging market CEF SHV - 15.4% MCHI - 11.2% B - 6.8% ATLX - 5.3% BCX - 4% The following are 2.5% positions GSM BGT IGIB KORP NUV RFI SCHP TLT Cash- 2.5% That will be deployed soon into XOP
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stubbybrown
stubbybrown Feb. 13 at 12:50 AM
$SHV are decent funds to park cash for capital preservation purposes and monthly dividend reinvestment. But, make sure to hedge the value of the dollar against its current global depreciation. $FXE $FXY Considering adding these to my portfolio to manage that deflationary lose and $TIP which pays out it's own dividend monthly
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Millardi
Millardi Feb. 12 at 1:31 PM
$SHV tight 110.02–110.50 range buyers absorbing supply
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Brett_bor
Brett_bor Feb. 10 at 12:57 PM
$SHV 110.21 under 50MA 110.24 no bid
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HOSTILE
HOSTILE Feb. 7 at 6:09 PM
$TLT $SHV 3mo-10yr finally un-inverted in September 👀 Non-zero probability this will be more than just a blip. Different this time? cc: $SPY
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