What do you think of MTBA yielding 6%? Is 4 year duration too much given its holding Fannie Mae TBAs? How about STIP (0-5 year TIPs)? I have too much USFR and am extremely underweight US growth equity.
I mean, it could I suppose. I'm not terribly familiar with it, but at first glance it seems like an overly complicated way of doing essentially what a Treasury bill does.
What are the best ETF ideas for a “higher for longer” environment?
Honestly, T-bills aren't a bad idea in my opinion. If you can get a 5% risk-free yield, why not? BIL, SGOV, SHV, USFR
What do you think of MTBA yielding 6%? Is 4 year duration too much given its holding Fannie Mae TBAs? How about STIP (0-5 year TIPs)? I have too much USFR and am extremely underweight US growth equity.
Personally, I don't want anything to do with MBS right now. I think STIP is much more attractive since I think inflation is still heading higher.
$BOXX?
I mean, it could I suppose. I'm not terribly familiar with it, but at first glance it seems like an overly complicated way of doing essentially what a Treasury bill does.
The reason it’s interesting, though, is it doesn’t make distributions so you’re not getting taxed until you decide to sell.
Interesting. I imagine that could be a differentiator for someone managing their tax situation.