dualstow wrote: ↑Fri Jan 10, 2025 6:12 pm
mathjak107 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 10, 2025 5:43 pm
less risky funds like qdsnx were up a little bit today too. they are a mix of different types of alternative fund strategy’s
I understand your disdain for 30-year bonds, mathjak. They’re widely unloved. But qdsnx looks worse. What’s so great about it?
qdsnx up almost 8% ytd
its ahead of the s&p and a total market fund with a lot less risk so i guess that answers that question.
30 year broke 5.01% today , minus return ytd on tlt . i actually bought some today as a trading vehicle, it was hard to resist at this level
cost of 85.01
ai says it’s all time high was 149 in 2020 but wasn’t it around 165 at some point ?
found the answer , it hit 179.70 on 3/9/2020 .
funny how you used to see everyone here fearful of losing money in index funds with equities.
yet it’s the bonds that are down 10% cagr the last 5 years , that’s close to 50%
on the other hand the s&p 500 since march 2020, 10k
Nominal Price Return: 126.99%
Annualized: 16.90%
Investment Grew To: $22,699.27
Nominal Total Return (with dividends reinvested): 145.61%
Annualized: 18.66%
Investment Grew To: $24,561.25
Inflation-Adjusted Price Return: 82.07%
Annualized: 12.09%
Investment Grew To: $18,207.03
Inflation-Adjusted Total Return (with dividends reinvested): 97.05%
Annualized: 13.79%
Investment Grew To: $19,705.34
so that’s why i was so negative on long term bonds when rates were so low .