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Post by catdog on Sept 19, 2023 19:45:07 GMT
I don't know very much about bonds, but if a good entry point back into bonds was in October, we may be approaching that point again. I guess the problem is how long will you have to hold before they start cutting rates. I would use FBND for low budget active management. Thanks for any feedback.
Catdog
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Post by FD1000 on Sept 20, 2023 0:07:22 GMT
The right bond funds/categories are doing great YTD.
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Post by Chahta on Sept 20, 2023 0:36:15 GMT
I don't know very much about bonds, but if a good entry point back into bonds was in October, we may be approaching that point again. I guess the problem is how long will you have to hold before they start cutting rates. I would use FBND for low budget active management. Thanks for any feedback. Catdog I like buying Ex-div and I would not go with FBND, personally. Take a look at RSIIX and CBLDX. Both have done well YTD. These two will be held for a year or longer. The manager is good at this type of ST bond fund. If I knew how long before rate cuts start I would be a savant. But you can bet they won't be cut until the Fed is done raising. If we are lucky sometime next year the cuts start. |
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