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To: Kirk © who wrote (4082)	5/28/2016 11:58:08 AM
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Bond funds tend to track directly the progress of the S&P 500. I have a limitation of only 500 charts that I can save. So I need a good reason to delete charta that I have and add new ones. The BND fund was created in 2007. So it does not even have a long enough history to make it worth charting versus the BP Indexes on daily charts yet. On a weekly basis I track the JNK, which is a high yield junk bond fund, seen below: Like the BND, and honestly the VTI, BP Indexes, and most funds (Not bear funds or inverse funds) all these charts show performance that follows the market too closely on 20 year daily charts to be useful: Treasuries are more interesting. I will try to find time to share some of those long term charts later. RtS

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