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BND / BND: Long-Term Risk Of Owning This Is Still Too High

Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF is essentially a proxy for the investment grade bond market, comprised of U.S. Treasuries and U.S. corporate bonds. BND is a giant exchange-traded fund with a mutual fund predecessor that dates back to 1986. Its size has some benefits but also some near-term risks. Read More

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Posted: Feb 27 2023, 20:00

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BND News

By ETF Trends
October 27, 2023

Advisors to Up Allocation to Fixed Income ETFs Ahead of 2024

Advisors plan to allocate more to fixed income ETFs as 2024 approaches. In a poll conducted by VettaFi, attendees were asked what bond changes they we

By ETF Trends
October 24, 2023

ETF Prime: Rosenbluth on Vanguard's ETF Success and More

On this episode of ETF Prime, host Nate Geraci speaks with a pair of individuals discussing several different ETF topics. His guests include VettaFi's

By Market Watch
October 20, 2023

Bond investors are missing this silver lining from higher interest rates

Might fixed-income investors be better off because of the worst bear market in history? It seems ludicrous to even ask.

By Seeking Alpha
October 20, 2023

BNDX: Capital Appreciation Expected In 2024 And Likely To Continue Through 2025

By ETF Trends
October 17, 2023

VOO Reached a Key Milestone and Pairs Well With Bond ETFs

The third largest ETF recently reached the age of 13. Yes, the Vanguard 500 ETF (VOO) is now Taylor Swift's lucky number.

By ETF Trends
October 13, 2023

BNDX & the Case for International Bonds

Traditionally, the average investor has been advised to place 60% of their holdings in stocks and the other 40% in bonds. After all, diversification h

By Seeking Alpha
October 12, 2023

4 Bond Market Trends Impacting BND

Federal Reserve rates and bond yields are at their highest levels in decades. Real interest rates are only very slightly positive, as inflation remain

By ETF Trends
October 12, 2023

Recession Risk Still in Play for Bond Bulls

Inflation is continues its stay in the current macroeconomic environment. As such, the threat of a recession still looms, which could be a boon for bu

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