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Economy

Mike 03

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10. That's interesting.

Reply to MichMan (Reply #5)

Sun Nov 24, 2024, 08:11 AM

Nov 24

I have no idea what the future will hold--this could be pretty crazy. But I hope maybe your bonds perform better, or maybe the advisors overseeing the account can find some better performers. Good luck (truly).

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Can someone help me decipher this Bloomberg view [View all] Mike 03 Nov 22 OP

I think it's more a statement about inflation going forwardq bucolic_frolic Nov 22 #1

Thanks. Mike 03 Nov 24 #6

Here's an article from NPR Joinfortmill Nov 22 #2

Ooh, interesting! Mike 03 Nov 24 #7

Bonds go up when interest rates decline IbogaProject Nov 22 #3

Great information. Mike 03 Nov 24 #8

I don't know, but most interest rates have RISEN since the Fed's cuts nmmi Nov 22 #4

Exactly! Some of the anchors on Bloomberg were talking Mike 03 Nov 24 #9

Yes the price shifts more the longer the bond duration IbogaProject Nov 24 #11

I have a portion of my IRA in bond funds MichMan Nov 22 #5

That's interesting. Mike 03 Nov 24 #10

All bond funds purchased pre-inflation have been lackluster nmmi Nov 25 #12