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Strategies & Market Trends : ajtj's Post-Lobotomy Market Charts and Thoughts
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To: Robert O who wrote (76575)2/8/2023 6:27:08 PM
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I think I got 4.57+% on the last 4 week bills I bought and you can get about that all the way out to 6 months. Once yields start to uninvert, then you can decide if you want to lock in a fund, CD or if you don't need the money, buy longer dated notes/bonds.
You can setup a Treasury direct account pretty quick. It literally takes seconds to link bank/broker accounts to fund it and there's zero cost for buying. Money just comes out of the account you want and you can even have it go into the same or a different linked account at maturity. You can name beneficiaries just in case etc.
Most brokers charge for buying bonds/bills/notes and mutual funds and the like have management fees, lower rates and aren't guaranteed.
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