Market players are reconsidering some of last year's most lucrative bond strategies. Why? Escalating geopolitical tensions mixed with mounting deficit concerns are hammering long-duration debt again. Investors who rode that trade hard are now weighing whether to jump back in or sit tight. The calculus is shifting—and fast.
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DuckFluff
· 6h ago
Bond trading is starting to play the heartbeat game again. Those who made profits last year are now hesitating whether it's time to go all-in.
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fomo_fighter
· 6h ago
Here comes the harvest again, bond strategies change every year, who can keep up?
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YieldWhisperer
· 6h ago
Are long-term bonds about to cool off again? Last year was a great profit, and now everyone is panicking, haha, laughing to death
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MondayYoloFridayCry
· 6h ago
Long-term bonds are getting hammered again. Can we still enjoy the chicken leg we had last year this year? Honestly, I'm not confident.
Market players are reconsidering some of last year's most lucrative bond strategies. Why? Escalating geopolitical tensions mixed with mounting deficit concerns are hammering long-duration debt again. Investors who rode that trade hard are now weighing whether to jump back in or sit tight. The calculus is shifting—and fast.