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To: Rarebird who wrote (9984)	3/30/2023 3:15:44 PM
From: Investor2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10065

I am finished buying T-Bills. I expect a huge chunk to mature in a few days and will put it back into stocks on the long side: My T-Bills will be starting to mature in a couple of weeks, with good chunks at the end of April. I'm currently in the process of moving money from a rollover IRA money market account into fixed income and equities. For the fixed income portion, I've been using T-Bills for the most part, with a few 2- and 3-year T-Notes. The past couple of days, I've purchased 12-18 month CDs because they offered interest rates higher than the Treasuries. Today's purchase was a 12-month CD for 5.10%; yesterday it was an 18-month CD for 5.25%. For the fixed income portion, I'd like to extend my durations a little, but only if the intermediate term rates move up a little from here. For the equities portion, so far, I've been sticking with VTI for this account, purchased over the past couple of weeks. I'll probably continue by adding a couple of sector ETFs or dividend growth/high yield ETFs. I have other accounts for individual stocks. Best wishes, I2