I wouldn't put any money into bonds right nowBAIL???
There's a wave of selling estimated to be in the billions that's about to hit the stock market
With the stock market's sharp gains this quarter, traders are expecting more volatility as investors take gains from equities and move them into bonds.www.cnbc.com
Yep ... Volatility is high.
Not everybody agrees wit ya!
Yup, due to covid19 surge. Not what Wall street wanted to see.
Many of these bonds in these bond funds was bought at a premium and with the recent decrease in interest rates many of these bonds are going to get called. and when they get called they only get the face value not the premium they pay for them over the face value
That's my take as well.
I'll be like @rod and bury all my money in the backyard
@rod can't bury anything for the permafrost!
Market is a fake market....not related to anything but stock buybacks......
You back to making pancakes ... presumably you have a much better grip on that.
It's obvious you don't understand the market...I've been doing this for over 16 years.....and worked with analysts and portfolio managers, too. But it's OK to be dumb.....
You're a dumbbutt ... I've been doing this for 30 years.
We had so much snow last winter for the most part the ground never even froze. Snow is a great insulator.
hurr durr, ya me too
During years with little snow and very cold weather the downtown and residential areas within the cities around here have all kinds of trouble with frozen water pipes. They fight it by having everyone leave one faucet in their house run with a pencil wide stream of water 24/7 to keep the water moving. During these "let them run" times the city charges no water bills. There have been times when the water was ran for a month. If you live in the country the chances of having pipe freezing problems is about zero because your driven well and buried water connection to the house is deep enough to not freeze.
