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I sold off my underwater bond funds and instead am investing in 13 week UST’s. Will use the loss to decrease my income taxes.
Don't expect capital appreciation from a bond fund.
Conversely, a falling NAV of a bond fund should not bother you; the purpose of the fund is income.
If or when interest rates are decreased, the average bond fund NAV should go up.
Over long time periods, the return of a bond fund is just the interest income it pays out.
Quite a few “experts” have been recommending longer duration UST’s, not so much for their yield, but for capital gains after interest rates fall. Of course they have been recommending this for quite a while, while rates remain higher for longer.
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I reinvested my investments in bonds yesterday, and switched my kids’ 529 college savings plan investments to bonds today. So I’m putting my own money on this bet, and I’m going all in.
BEAR MARKET alert!