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 Nov 10, 2:27 AM
$TLT $VGIT $SHY $VCIT $NUV The longer the stock market remains elevated and false economic data keeps getting posted the higher the yields will go. The facts are, the majority of the USA is in a recession and completely broke. I still say The FED is done raising rates, but the 10 year and 30 year yields will make another aggressive move higher in the next few months. I’m still calling for the 200 basis point spread. Big Bear Steepener. Now what could cause longer dated yields to soar higher again? I will tell you. Debt loads like we’ve never seen before. That goes for governments, corporations and individuals. People want to get paid to hold riskier debt for a long direction. We’re already seeing 12-16% corporate debt issuances. We will see a lot of bankruptcies in 2028-2030. Here’s a question, will the government try to bailout the collapse of everything? Well, they can’t. They need to let everything collapse so we can move forward into the 2030’s. A cleansing is coming.
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rsmracks Nov 9, 12:32 PM
$TLT I’m not so sure the TLT has bottomed? I see one more move higher for yields as we move into 2027. I could be wrong, but I believe the $SPY makes one more blow off the top move into Q1 2027 and then refinancing /debt loads apply pressure to yields. The TLT could still experience a sudden drop back to the $66-68 range. It could, not saying it will. Regardless, if TLT is slowly accumulated for the next 6 months, the yield will be strong and price appreciation will come as The FED is forced to cut rates in the back half of 2027. $VGIT is my other ticker that I will eventually begin scaling into. $SGOV will be my first place to park cash as I scale back my leveraged positions and overweight commodities portfolio. Like I mentioned, watch for a retest of the recent low on TLT. Let’s see if it holds.
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StarvinMarvin1 Nov 6, 5:15 PM
DCA Today: $VTI $QQQM $VXUS $VGIT New Add: $GRMN
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rsmracks Nov 1, 5:55 PM
$TLT $SGOV $VGIT Probably not a bad deal here. $10,000 max, but locks in a solid yield.
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rsmracks Oct 29, 12:52 AM
$SCHP Serious buy volume moving into SCHP. Inflation is going to be allowed to run its course. I just don’t think the FED can raise rates and they won’t come out and say why they can’t. 1. Due to higher rates on refinancing long term treasuries, the US Treasury is using short duration bills to fund this debt spiral. The FED can’t raise rates. 2. The recession has already begun for most Americans. I believe it started in Q1 2026. For several years now I’ve used a 3% FED rate as a nuetral rate and I still believe that. 10 year at 4% and 30 year at 5%. Bear Steepener. 200 basis point spread. That’s what we will eventually see. Now the question, has the 10 and 30 peaked? I don’t think so? We very well could see 5.8% on the 10 year and 6.5% on the 30. Regardless, accumulating longer dated treasuries will pay off, especially as The Named Recession occurs and The FED is forced to slash rates. We’re at the end of this debt cycle. The Big Ugly will come. $TLT $VGIT $SGOV
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rsmracks Oct 25, 11:07 AM
$TLT $VGIT $SHY $SGOV $VCIT Good article from Wolf on the state of the bond market and cash on hand from the top AI spenders. Have yields peaked? I don’t think so, we’ve just seen a breather. With saying that, I do believe we’re in a good accumulation period for mid to long term treasuries and grade A corporate debt. Grabbing 5-6% on your cash isn’t bad. At some point, price appreciation will come because the FED will lower rates to 2-3% and this business cycle will end. https://wolfstreet.com/2026/10/24/treasury-market-gets-to-breathe-ai-companies-front-loaded-debt-sales-and-now-loaded-with-massive-cash-to-spend-step-back-from-the-bond-market/
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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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