1-3 Year Treasury Bond Ishares ETF (SHY)

$82.25 +0.08 (0.10%)
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Volume 1,184,629
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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 underlying index measures the performance of public obligations of the U.S. Treasury that have a remaining maturity of greater than or equal to one year and less than three years.

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WallStreetBuyDip
WallStreetBuyDip Aug. 2 at 6:04 PM
$SHY Trading around $82.65, bouncing between $83.30 and $81.70. Volume spiked at 6 million recently, average around 4 million. Support appears near $81.70.
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Aug. 2 at 1:30 AM
A moment of zen From the guy who was President Trump's handpicked BLS Commissioner in Trump's Admin first term. $TLT $SHY $GLD $IBIT $UUP
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Jul. 30 at 4:23 PM
Can a case be made for a rate cut??? Key gauge of underlying demand in the economy — real final sales to private domestic purchasers, aka “core GDP” — slowed to +1.2% in 2Q25 (weakest pace since 4Q22) down from +1.9% in 1Q25 Core PCE inflation eased to +2.5%, down from +2.9% in 1Q25. Combined w/softening shelter & wage pressures, this signals disinflation traction — giving the Fed room to pivot Breakevens reflect that inflation remains anchored near Fed's 2% target But..... Consumer spending (70% of GDP) jumped in 2Q25 to a +1.4% rate, up from the anemic +0.5% in 1Q25 Unemployment remains at historically low levels. Lower immigration & deportations reducing labour supply $SPY up +8.47% YTD & up +31.94% from the low on Apr 7th - which contributes to wealth effect (+10% stock market = +0.3% to +0.4% in spending - higher consumer confidence would amplify to over +0.5% spending) Typically, Fed steps in w/ cuts whenever it’s clear that the economy is bound to weaken $SHY $TLT $GLD
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Jul. 30 at 3:48 PM
Just chillin' Fed Fund Futures implying a 3.1% chance of a cut today & 63.57% chance of Sept cut on 9/17 US Treasury Sec: Not expecting at rate cut today from the Fed President Trump: Fed must lower the rate 2Q25 GDP: 3.0% vs Factset est of 2.0% (up sharply from the -0.5% rate in 1Q25, which was the 1st quarterly GDP decline since 2022) Note: In 1Q25, surging imports (up +38 y/y) took a toll on economic growth, but that trend reversed (down -30.2% y/y) in 2Q25 as businesses drew from their existing inventories instead of importing, in turn boosting GDP. $TLT $SHY $GLD $UUP $SPY
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OsitoPolar
OsitoPolar Jul. 28 at 7:23 PM
$BIL $SGOV $SHY $SPY $TLT Clearly wallstreet was expecting more
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OsitoPolar
OsitoPolar Jul. 28 at 7:16 PM
$SPY $TLT $SHY $BIL $SGOV Wow “The Treasury warned Mon afternoon that it will borrow $1.007T in CQ3, a number that’s ~$453B higher than its prior forecast (a lot of the increase has to do with a lower than anticipated beginning-of-quarter cash balance related to the debt ceiling but even adjusting for that, the Treasury’s new target is ~$60B higher than its Apr projection, and borrowing will stay heavy in CQ4 at $590B).”
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Supertraders7
Supertraders7 Jul. 28 at 6:00 PM
$UUP $SOYB $PALL $SLV $SHY Thank you.
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Jul. 28 at 1:51 PM
Speculator Extremes: EAFE, Silver, Sugar & 5-Year Top Bullish & Bearish Positions $UUP $SOYB $PALL $SLV $SHY https://talkmarkets.com/content/bonds/speculator-extremes-eafe-silver-sugar--5-year-top-bullish--bearish-positions?post=511847&userid=166882
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SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy
SemiRetiredBlueCollarGuy Jul. 25 at 11:01 PM
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PloppedBalls
PloppedBalls Jul. 25 at 3:55 PM
$XLY $SPY $UUP $TLT $SHY
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WallStreetBuyDip
WallStreetBuyDip Aug. 2 at 6:04 PM
$SHY Trading around $82.65, bouncing between $83.30 and $81.70. Volume spiked at 6 million recently, average around 4 million. Support appears near $81.70.
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Aug. 2 at 1:30 AM
A moment of zen From the guy who was President Trump's handpicked BLS Commissioner in Trump's Admin first term. $TLT $SHY $GLD $IBIT $UUP
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Jul. 30 at 4:23 PM
Can a case be made for a rate cut??? Key gauge of underlying demand in the economy — real final sales to private domestic purchasers, aka “core GDP” — slowed to +1.2% in 2Q25 (weakest pace since 4Q22) down from +1.9% in 1Q25 Core PCE inflation eased to +2.5%, down from +2.9% in 1Q25. Combined w/softening shelter & wage pressures, this signals disinflation traction — giving the Fed room to pivot Breakevens reflect that inflation remains anchored near Fed's 2% target But..... Consumer spending (70% of GDP) jumped in 2Q25 to a +1.4% rate, up from the anemic +0.5% in 1Q25 Unemployment remains at historically low levels. Lower immigration & deportations reducing labour supply $SPY up +8.47% YTD & up +31.94% from the low on Apr 7th - which contributes to wealth effect (+10% stock market = +0.3% to +0.4% in spending - higher consumer confidence would amplify to over +0.5% spending) Typically, Fed steps in w/ cuts whenever it’s clear that the economy is bound to weaken $SHY $TLT $GLD
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Ro_Patel Jul. 30 at 3:48 PM
Just chillin' Fed Fund Futures implying a 3.1% chance of a cut today & 63.57% chance of Sept cut on 9/17 US Treasury Sec: Not expecting at rate cut today from the Fed President Trump: Fed must lower the rate 2Q25 GDP: 3.0% vs Factset est of 2.0% (up sharply from the -0.5% rate in 1Q25, which was the 1st quarterly GDP decline since 2022) Note: In 1Q25, surging imports (up +38 y/y) took a toll on economic growth, but that trend reversed (down -30.2% y/y) in 2Q25 as businesses drew from their existing inventories instead of importing, in turn boosting GDP. $TLT $SHY $GLD $UUP $SPY
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OsitoPolar
OsitoPolar Jul. 28 at 7:23 PM
$BIL $SGOV $SHY $SPY $TLT Clearly wallstreet was expecting more
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OsitoPolar Jul. 28 at 7:16 PM
$SPY $TLT $SHY $BIL $SGOV Wow “The Treasury warned Mon afternoon that it will borrow $1.007T in CQ3, a number that’s ~$453B higher than its prior forecast (a lot of the increase has to do with a lower than anticipated beginning-of-quarter cash balance related to the debt ceiling but even adjusting for that, the Treasury’s new target is ~$60B higher than its Apr projection, and borrowing will stay heavy in CQ4 at $590B).”
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Supertraders7 Jul. 28 at 6:00 PM
$UUP $SOYB $PALL $SLV $SHY Thank you.
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Ro_Patel Jul. 18 at 3:48 PM
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Jul. 8 at 7:57 PM
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Jul. 3 at 7:23 PM
The GOP-led House pass the President Trump's massive spending bill by a vote of 219-214. Republicans went beyond taxes w/ the bill, by combining healthcare, immigration, military spending & other priorities into one too-big-to-fail piece of legislation. The strategy ultimately worked, w/ Republicans scattering enough sweeteners to overcome criticism from conservatives about budget deficits & worries from centrists about too-severe cuts to the social safety net. To help offset the cost of the new spending & tax cuts, the bill includes significant reductions in nutrition-assistance spending & for Medicaid (federal-state healthcare program for the poor & disabled). Many Medicaid recipients would face new work req'ts & more frequent eligibility checks, and states would encounter new limits on funding mechanisms that bring them federal Medicaid dollars. The bill would leave more than 11M additional people without health insurance in 2034 Est'd Deficit thru 2034: $3.4T $TLT $SHY $SPY $QQQ $GLD
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Ro_Patel Jul. 1 at 4:33 PM
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said that the US central bank would have eased monetary policy by now if not for President Trump’s tariff plan. “In effect, we went on hold when we saw the size of the tariffs and essentially all inflation forecasts for the United States went up materially as a consequence of the tariffs,” The central bank’s policy-setting FOMC indicated via its so-called dot plot of members’ projections that there could be two cuts by the end of 2025. However, Powell also said at a press conference last month that the Fed was “well positioned” to remain in a wait-and-see mode. Fed funds futures traders are pricing in a more than 80.9% likelihood that the central bank once again holds rates steady at the July policy gathering “We are going meeting by meeting, I wouldn’t take any meeting off the table or put it directly on the table. It’s going to depend on how the data evolve.” $SHY $TLT $GLD $UUP - $SPY
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Jul. 1 at 4:18 PM
The US Senate passes its version of President Trump’s mega-spending bill - the final vote was 51-50, w/ VP JD Vance casting a final, tie-breaking vote. For more than 24 hours, senators have voted on dozens of amendments to the bill in a marathon, record-breaking vote-a-rama session during which lawmakers voted on nearly 50 amendments. The bill goes back to the House - House Speaker Mike Johnson can only afford to lose 3 votes in his chamber to pass the legislation in a party-line vote. President Trump has repeatedly insisted that he wants the bill on his desk by July 4. $SPY $SHY $TLT $GLD $QQQ
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macroQmicro
macroQmicro Jun. 30 at 11:57 PM
Asset Classes ranked by price strength and price momentum re June 30 close: $SHY $HYG $EMB $TIP
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macroQmicro
macroQmicro Jun. 28 at 1:37 AM
Asset Classes ranked by price strength and price momentum re June 27 close: $SHY $HYG $QQQ $EMB
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