Interm Govt Bond Vanguard VGIT

$58.90 +0.21 (0.36%)

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Under normal circumstances, the fund invests at least 80% of its net assets, plus the amount of any borrowings for investment purposes, in the bonds that make up the Bloomberg U.S. Treasury 3-10 Year Index. The fund invests by sampling the Target Index, meaning that it holds a range of securities that, in the aggregate, approximates the full Target Index in terms of key risk factors and other characteristics.

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rsmracks Oct 10, 11:27 AM
$TLT $IGIB $BND $VCIT $VGIT Pressure will continue through year end. Maybe by mid 2027 is when yields peak for this cycle. 10 year hits 6% 30 year will touch 6.5%+ That will put the TLT in the $66 range. Is it going to happen? Well, I don’t know, but what’s going to take the pressure off the bond market? The only cure for high yields are high yields. Same goes for inflation. Inflation fights inflation. We will reach a breaking point. https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/us-10-year-treasury-yield-risks-hitting-6-first-time-since-2000-pimcos-ivascyn-2026-10-09/
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rsmracks Oct 8, 11:52 AM
$TLT $VGIT $IGIB $SHY $SGOV “The secondary market breathed a sigh of relief. The 10-year yield had risen this morning as high as 5.36%, on expectations of an ugly 10-year auction, but then eased to 5.32% just before the auction, in line with when-issued trading, and then after the auction, the yield eased further to 5.28% at the moment.” “What this long-term chart of the 10-year Treasury yield shows is that the bond market, starting in 2022 amid the worst inflation in 40 years, has been coming out from under 14 years of interest rate repression by the Fed, and is now on its own and doing its thing the way it is supposed to. And that’s what Warsh wants it to do.” The carrying cost is going to squeeze margins across all sectors. The free money era is over. Maybe for decades to come.
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rsmracks Sep 30, 11:34 AM
https://x.com/martiniguyyt/status/2104391963936215501?s=46 Setting the stage to keep rates paused. The FED never should have raised interest rates September. Let the bond market do what it does. Just because the 2, 10 and 30 year have been climbing, doesn’t mean the FED has to raise rates. I repeat, they never should has raised interest rates in September. Bessent can keep rolling long term debt with short term debt until yields peak in 2027. 90% of the economy is in a recession. Let inflation do what it does. $TLT $SGOV $VGIT $BND
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rsmracks Sep 28, 10:05 AM
$SPY $TLT $VGIT $SGOV $VCIT “Bloomberg’s Markets Pulse survey of 173 macroeconomic and market participants revealed today that over 50% of them expect the 30-year yield to be higher than 6% by the end of 2026.” “Why buy now if you think you can get a 6%+ yield in a few months? This would be the highest yield since the roaring Dotcom Bubble year 1999. Those fence sitters are going to stay on their fence.” Just keep in mind, I’ve mentioned several times that the TLT could fall into the $60’s At that point, are risk equities worth holding, when you could get 6+% yields on the TLT? Buy in the $60’s and when The FED ultimately has to cut rates at some point, get capital appreciation as the TLT moves back to $100+ A lot to digest in the markets as we head into 2027. I’m not scaling into my bond fund picks yet, but I will be. https://wolfstreet.com/2026/09/25/long-term-treasury-yields-rise-to-5-5-mortgage-rates-to-7-5-as-bond-market-grapples-with-a-complex-reality/
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z0DiAc Sep 25, 5:34 PM
$TLT $VGIT so 10 years was 6.4% back in 2000 when nasdaq peaked right before tech bubble crash
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Tuna_bluefin Sep 24, 10:36 AM
$QQQ $SPY $TLT $VGIT At this rate I will be getting 6% interest from uncle sam by 8th of October. 🤩
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rsmracks Sep 20, 1:34 PM
$SHY $VGIT $TLT $VCIT Tell me why 5% will be the top on the 10 year? I believe it breaks through. If the 10 year makes a run to 5.5%+ We definitely could see the 30 year at 6.5% This isn’t tomorrow. This could be in mid 2027. Just remember, we have trillions in debt that has to be rolled in the next 12 months. That’s not just government debt, but former corporate debt, CRE’s and hundreds of billions in newly issued AI debt. It’s going to cost more. Just watch the levels. DCA into bond funds to capture the higher yields. Price appreciation comes later. Accumulation begins soon. I’m just not there yet. $SGOV would be the initial place holder. Then scale into VGIT, VCIT and TLT to capture higher yields Remember, if the 30 year moves to 6.5% then TLT drops to around $66 Can Scott hold it down? I don’t believe so. https://wolfstreet.com/2026/09/19/treasury-yields-of-2-years-3-years-spike-toward-5-but-10-year-holds-at-5-yield-curve-bulges-thoughts-on-whats-brewing/
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rsmracks Sep 19, 11:54 AM
$TLT $SGOV $VGIT $SHY $BIL Who’s holding our treasuries? It’s very apparent and has been that central banks are continuing to buy gold as they sell down US Treasuries. “But these private foreign holdings are not purely “foreign.” They include large amounts from US hedge funds that are domiciled in foreign financial centers, such as the Cayman Islands, a big favorite for hedge funds engaged in the highly leveraged Treasury basis trade that buy Treasuries, estimated at close to $2 trillion, and sell Treasury futures against them. This is the hot money in Treasuries, and back in March 2020, it caused the Treasury market to seize, an event that the Fed keeps nervously talking about. Only now, it’s a lot bigger.” This is a key area for future interest. I’m still going to begin accumulating Treasury bonds soon, but I will start with SGOV as a place to park cash. https://wolfstreet.com/2026/09/17/treasuries-have-become-badly-unappetizing-for-foreign-central-banks-governments/
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