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Mickey082024 ·02-17No Country Can Escape From US Bonds CRASHINGNo Country Can Escape From US Bonds CRASHING
$iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF(TLT)$ $US Treasury 10 Year Note ETF(UTEN)$ $iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETF(IEF)$ $Ford(F)$ US Bonds Crashing Alright, everyone, we’re dealing with multiple crises unfolding at the same time, and they all serve as evidence that U.S. tariffs are backfiring in real-time. This is your warning for the turbulent times ahead, and we need to address the brewing economic troubles in the U.S. that will have global consequences. At this point, whatever Trump has planned is irrelevant—his trade war is spiraling out of control, threatening not just the U.S. economy but the global market as well. ThTOPTiger_CashBoostAccount: Great job on your latest stock market success! Your commitment to research and analysis is evident in your results.Trade with Tiger Cash Boost Account and use contra trading toenhance your strategies."Welcome to open a CBAtoday and enjoy access to a trading limit of up to SGD 20,000with upcoming 0-commission, unlimited trading on SG, HKand US stocks. as well as ETFs. How to open a CBA. How to link your CDP account. Other FAQs on CBA. Cash Boost Account Website.Mickey082024 ·01-15Why 5% Matters for the 10-Year Treasury! Which Industry Will Impact The Most!Why 5% Matters for the 10-Year Treasury! Which Industry Will Impact The Most!
$Schwab 5-10 Year Corporate Bond ETF(SCHI)$ $iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETF(IEF)$ The 10-Year Treasury yield reaching 5% has wide-ranging implications for various industries due to its influence on borrowing costs, consumer behavior, and investment preferences. 1. Real Estate and REITs Impact: Negative Why: Higher Treasury yields increase borrowing costs for real estate companies and reduce the attractiveness of REIT dividends compared to risk-free bonds. Additionally, higher yields can pressure property valuations as cap rates rise. Most Affected: Highly leveraged REITs, residential and commercial property developers. 2. Banking and Financial Services Impact: Mixed Why: Rising Treasury yields can expTOPThank you for your contribution. And could you list more about ETFs that fit the industries you mentioned? Then the article can be seen under more stocks. Thank you very much!Mickey082024 ·01-092025 Global Market Threat: US Interest Rates Are SKYROCKETING Again! US Inflation "I Will Be Back"2025 Global Market Threat: US Interest Rates Are SKYROCKETING Again! US Inflation "I Will Be Back"
$iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF(TLT)$ $iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETF(IEF)$ US Interest Rates Soar: Economic Update Buckle up, everyone![[Anger]](https://c1.itigergrowtha.com/community/assets/media/emoji_012_fennu.58f6e584.png)
—today's economic update is sounding the alarm. The financial landscape is shifting rapidly, and we’re headed into turbulent waters. US interest rates are not coming down; in fact, they are climbing sharply, and this has widespread repercussions. Money Printing continue…… What Rising Interest Rates Mean: Mortgages Under Pressure: Homeowners will face higher costs as mortgage rates soar. Loans Become More Expensive: Both personal and business loans will be repriced upward. Market Instability: Investors are losing confidence in US fiscal policy and the FederalTOPGreat job on your latest stock market success! Your commitment to research and analysis is evident in your results.Trade with Tiger Cash Boost Account and use contra trading toenhance your strategies."Welcome to open a CBAtoday and enjoy access to a trading limit of up to SGD 20,000with upcoming 0-commission, unlimited trading on SG, HKand US stocks. as well as ETFs. How to open a CBA. How to link your CDP account. Other FAQs on CBA. Cash Boost Account Website.Mickey082024 ·01-08US High Inflation & The Impact On Fed Lowers RatesUS High Inflation & The Impact On Fed Lowers Rates
$iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF(TLT)$ $ProShares Ultra 7-10 Year Treasury(UST)$ $iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETF(IEF)$ Current Situation The Federal Reserve recently lowered rates slightly but indicated that future rate cuts may not occur as previously expected. The updated "dot plot" now shows a slower pace of rate reductions. For example, projections for 2026, which once anticipated rates below 3%, now place them at 3.5%. Similarly, rates for 2025, expected to reach 3%, are now projected to stay at 4%. This reflects a shift in expectations. The Fed has acknowledged that inflation is not returning to the 2% target as quickly as anticipated. The median projeTOPThank you for sharing. Do you think investing in US Treasury bonds now should wait until after the 20thMickey082024 ·2024-12-31US Bonds DUMP Gets Worse! Is The CRASHING Is Near In 2025?US Bonds DUMP Gets Worse! Is The CRASHING Is Near In 2025?
$iShares Core 5-10 Year USD Bond ETF(IMTB)$ $iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETF(IEF)$ $US Treasury 10 Year Note ETF(UTEN)$ $iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF(TLT)$ $iShares 10-20 Year Treasury Bond ETF(TLH)$ Yellen & US “Fearless” Debt Party Good days everyone, just one more days until 2025, so let’s brace ourselves and get ready to end the year with a serious financial warning. If you think 2025 will start off smoothly, it’s time to readjust those expectations. Under Biden’s administration, we saw a slew of reckless spending plans—the CHIPS Act, the Inflation Reduction Act,Building_Benjamins ·2024-04-16Is Your Portfolio and Retirement Safe from the Devasting Damage of Inflation?Is Your Portfolio and Retirement Safe from the Devasting Damage of Inflation?
Investors need to be aware that inflation damage compounds over time. We have undergone a secular change, and inflation will continue to move up over the medium term.Inflation has slowed from its 9.1% high in June 2022, but it has reaccelerated to 3.5% from the 3.0% low in June 2023.If you had $1,000,000 in cash in March 2021, the purchasing power of that would only be $848,445.Federal government spending is out of control, which has continued to fuel inflation. Driven by increasing interest expenses and spending, we expect a $2 trillion deficit for 2024.The Fed has been complicit. The balance sheet ballooned from $872 billion before the 2008 financial crisis to $8.9 trillion in April 2022. QT has made a dent, but it still sits at $7.4 trillion.Nominal GDP, 10-year and 30-year Treasury yieTOPGotta be smart and invest in the right assets to protect your portfolio.Callum_Thomas ·2024-04-16Higher for longer risk is becoming reality for US Treasury YieldsHigher for longer risk is becoming reality for US Treasury Yields
As geopolitical risk looms, bonds — typically a safe haven defensive asset, which typically rally in times of risk and uncertainty — are… getting further sold-off.There’s two reasons for this: 1. Further flare-up and escalation in the Middle East geopolitics is likely to push up oil prices, inflation, and bond yieldsbut perhaps more important; 2. The main underlying current is one of reacceleration and inflation resurgence risk, and that is setting the tone and arguably speaking louder than the evolving geopolitical risk backdrop.We saw a shot across the bows last week on this with the stickier than expected underlying inflation measures… meaning that all those expected Fed rate cuts everyone was looking for are as a minimum going to be smaller and later than expected, and the tail risk isTOPThe higher for longer risk for US Treasury yields is becoming a reality.Callum_Thomas ·2024-01-30Chart of the Week - Stock/Bond CyclesChart of the Week - Stock/Bond Cycles
Don't fight the cycle when it comes to picking stocks vs bonds...Here’s an interesting chart ahead of this week’s employment numbers. It shows the US stock/bond ratio (S&P 500 vs Treasuries — both in Total Return terms, and then detrended) vs the US unemployment rate (displayed inverted).There is a clear and logical link between them: when the unemployment rate is low the economy is doing good, capacity is tight, typically you have high nominal growth, expanding earnings, and rising interest rates. That’s generally good for stocks and bad for bonds.When the unemployment rate turns and heads higher (well - lower in the chart as it's inverted!), that usually means recession or slowdown, weaker earnings, excess capacity, lower inflation and lower interest rates. That’s typically bad for sTopdownCharts ·2024-01-09Chart of the Week - Bond Market Sentiment Regimes and the Next 100bpsChart of the Week - Bond Market Sentiment Regimes and the Next 100bps
For the past 3 years, bond market sentiment has been locked in a range, and that range has completely defined and framed the gyrations in bond yields (which not only created risk/opportunity for fixed income, but reverberated across markets via financial conditions shifts and valuation changes) This period follows a previous sentiment regime which lasted about 2 years, which was equally important in framing some major moves in yields. We’re talking about inflation vs deflation macro-sentiment-risk regimes. Or more simply, look at the chart and see where I’ve denoted deflation vs inflation — bond market sentiment traveled within a clear and defined range, and whenever sentiment moved to the edges of that range it either marked the exhaustion of an existing move or the imminent start of a neETF Tracker ·2023-12-23From Novice to Pro: Mastering Bond Investments in 2024 – Your Step-by-Step Guide!From Novice to Pro: Mastering Bond Investments in 2024 – Your Step-by-Step Guide!
Investing in short-term bonds involves holding until maturity to earn interest, while long-term bonds, influenced by interest rate changes, offer opportunities for profit through buying low and selling high.With the unprecedented rapid rate hikes by the Federal Reserve and ongoing inflation threats, the financial markets are undergoing systemic changes. This shift may persist for an extended period, significantly boosting bond yields, making them more appealing compared to stocks. The upcoming year 2024 is dubbed by many as the "year of the bond resurgence," and if you haven't yet delved into bond investments, it might be challenging to secure sustained and substantial returns.To facilitate understanding, let's briefly introduce basic knowledge and strategies for bond investment, especiallTOPYou did not mention the strength of the currency invested in bonds especially Long Term bonds. Its pointless having a 10% coupon rate if the value of USD falls by 20%. US dollars are no longer like what it used to be. Back in the 80s 1 Usd = 4+ Sgd...ETF Tracker ·2023-12-0510 Best Bond ETFs for a Slowing Economy in 202410 Best Bond ETFs for a Slowing Economy in 2024
The article is sourced from ETF.com.Amid a slowing economy, when inflation is cooling and interest rates are steady or falling, the top-performing bond ETFs will likely be those with a combination of longer maturities and investment grade or higher credit quality. Keeping in mind that investors may have a range of fixed income needs and varying risk tolerance, we feature a diverse set of funds in our list of 10 best bond ETFs for 2024. Is It Time to Invest in Bond ETFs? Whether the Federal Reserve engineers a soft landing, or the U.S. economy enters a recession, the consensus forecast for 2024 is that the economy will be slower than 2023. This sets the stage for the Fed to end its rate hike campaign and potentially cut rates if the growth turns negative. In this enviroTiger_Earnings ·2023-11-08🎁Top 10 Companies Might Beat Estimates This Week: BDX, TDG, TTD…🎁Top 10 Companies Might Beat Estimates This Week: BDX, TDG, TTD…
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Hi Tigers,The following table shows the top 10 companies (ranked by market value) that announced better than expected earnings on November 6, 2023.RankTickerMarket CapEPSConsensus EPS* Forecast% Change on Earnings DateYTD 20231 $Vertex Pharmaceuticals(VRTX)$ $97.624B$3.67$3.53-1.95%30.98%2 $NXP Semiconductors NV(NXPI)$ $47.9B$3.31$3.261.64%17.57%3 $Constellation Energy Corp(CEG)$ $38.284B$2.26$1.376.54%39.04%4 $Realty Income(O)$ $36.701B$1.02$10.48%-20.70%5 $Diamondback(FANG)$ $28.395B$5.49$4.90-0.84%16.90%6 $BioNTech SE(BNTX)$ $24.5TOPDefinitely$Vertex Pharmaceuticals(VRTX)$ will be my top choice! Vertex stock is off 52-week highs after a slight miss on revenue. Analysts are also concerned about when the company's pipeline candidates will be accretive to the company's bottom line. For me, I think VRTX stock is a long-term buy candidate, but investors should wait for a better entry point or improved analyst sentiment. During its earnings call, the company commented on Exa-cel, which presents a potential multibillion-dollar opportunity. Vertex is on track for Exa-cel's launch in the U.S. and Europe, with a focus on engaging authorized treatment centers and payers. Vertex may be my favorite biotech at the moment, with so much growth left. It's hard to estimate just how much value its pipeline has, but based on the markets it is targeting, I do not see a slowdown in earnings in the next few years, probably more than a decade. While operating costs have risen due to substantial investments in research and pipeline expansion, Vertex's 2023 guidance remains solid. The company's promising pipeline, featuring stars like Exa-cel and VX-548, presents significant long-term opportunities in the healthcare sector. With a forward-looking approach and an eye on growth, Vertex Pharmaceuticals holds immense potential. With such great company under S&P index, it will stimulate the upside of $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $Direxion Daily S&P 500 Bull 3X(SPXL)$ $S&P Biotech Bull 3X Shares(LABU)$ How do you like the company? @TigerStars @MillionaireTiger @CaptainTiger @Tiger_comments @TigerClub @Tiger_SG @TigerEventsCapital_Insights ·2023-10-20Goldman Sachs: Making Call Options on the iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETFGoldman Sachs: Making Call Options on the iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETF
The biggest bond ETF continued to crater Thursday amid an incessant Treasury sell-off. $iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF(TLT)$ , which tracks an index of Treasurys with maturities of 20 years and more, touched the lowest level since July 2007, currently down 1.4% for the day and 15.5% this year.The U.S Treasury building in Washington./REUTERSA slowdown in the U.S. economy over the remainder of the year due to higher oil prices and the resumption of student loan payments will likely pull benchmark 10-year Treasury yields lower, making call options on the $iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETF(IEF)$ attractive , Goldman Sachs strategists wrote in a note Thursday.Treasury yields, which move inversely to pricesShenGuang ·2023-08-29NVIDIA Q2 Earnings vs the Fed: Stock Might Continue To RationalizeNVIDIA Q2 Earnings vs the Fed: Stock Might Continue To Rationalize
Nvidia Inc ( $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$) has received a lot of attention in the Year To Date (YTD). As an earlier article indicated, the company's stock was labeled a key member of America's "Magnificent Seven", i.e., one of seven stocks subjected to intense investor crowding relative to, say, the other 493 constituents of the S&P 500. This crowding did have some hand in the stock's meteoric 217% price increase in the YTD. However, as other articles have indicated, high valuations generally divorce the stock's valuation from the company's business performance. While Nvidia isn't exempt from this truism, it must be said that the latest Q2 earnings release at least somewhat justifies why the companTOP$英伟达(NVDA)$has been growing rapidly in recent years, and its stock price has also risen sharp.Tiger_Academy ·2023-08-17How to buy US treasuries? Bond ETFs!How to buy US treasuries? Bond ETFs!
As market volatility intensifies and the US dollar strengthens, US Treasury yields has reached its highest point since October, reaffirming the "higher for longer" sentiment following the release of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes. The year 2023 has posed challenges for US treasuries, with events like the debt ceiling and rate hikes impacting their performance. Amid these dynamics, investors are contemplating whether it's an opportune moment to consider bottoming out US treasuries. Notably, prominent investors hold divergent views on this matter.Bottom US Treasuries or not? Buffett, Musk and Ackman are dividedElon Musk, the CEO of $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ , believes that investors stand to gain considerably at the shorter end of the UTOPGreat ariticle, would you like to share it?ETF Tracker ·2023-08-03ETFs Register Biggest Monthly Inflow of 2023 in JulyETFs Register Biggest Monthly Inflow of 2023 in July
ETFs had their strongest month of inflows for the year in July as the stock market’s rally gained steam. On net, $58.6 billion flowed into U.S.-listed exchange-traded funds during July, topping the $53.5 billion that investors put into ETFs in June. Year-to-date inflows increased to $275.9 billion, which compares to $342.8 billion at the same time a year ago (which was the second-biggest haul ever through the first seven months of the year). July’s inflows were powered by some of the usual suspects—massive funds like the $iShares S&P 500 ETF(IVV)$ and the $Vanguard S&P 500 ETF(VOO)$ . But lesser-known funds, like the $iShares Treasury Floating RaTiger_Insights ·2023-06-15Data Board | Calendar Effect Analysis Before Quadruple Witching DayData Board | Calendar Effect Analysis Before Quadruple Witching Day
In the US stock market, the monthly OE (option expirations) day (the third Friday of each month) is often a focal point for the market. I. Weird Wednesday?Some investors have pointed out that based on their personal trading experience, the Wednesday of the week preceding the monthly OE day tends to be weird, with the U.S. stock market facing significant downside risks.For example, on the recent date of June 7th, both $S&P 500(.SPX)$ and $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ experienced varying degrees of decline. Therefore, we conducted the following data analysis to explore the characteristics of this so-called Weird Wednesday. 1. Does Weird Wednesday perform worse than regular Wednesday?As shown in
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