Opportunity in Bonds

Welcome to the Smart Money Dumb Money Show! Today, we're diving into the world of bonds, focusing on Canadian bonds, US bonds, and even junk bonds. We'll analyze their profiles and potential, exploring if there are profitable opportunities in these markets. Watch the full video to gain insights and make informed investment decisions.
👇Timestamps:
[00:07] - *Introduction*
Recording from home
Overview of today's topic: Bonds
[01:08] - *Canadian Bonds*
Recent Canadian inflation figures
Economic challenges in Canada
Analysis of Canadian bonds and the XLB ETF
Potential opportunities and target prices
[05:00] - *US Long Bonds*
Current trends and potential for a bounce
Comparison with Canadian bonds
Discussion on US economic slowdown and Fed policies
Evaluation of the TLT ETF
[08:00] - *Junk Bonds*
Risk and reward analysis
Current market conditions and risk appetite
Historical context and spread premiums
Cautionary advice on investing in junk bonds
[14:00] - *Conclusion*
Summary of key points
Emphasis on high-quality bonds over junk bonds
Final thoughts and investment recommendations
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[@-Nab-]

Maybe I’ll wait a few months before refinancing my condo. Thanks Keith!

[@Christopher.Capital]

Allocating to Treasury Bonds has definitely been something I've been looking at too. Even been considering locking in a couple yrs of decent yield, before they possibly cut it down a bit, on the US 2yr Treasury (not just an ETF)

[@dmullinax1000]

Looking at TLT in TradingView, it looks like it is in a bear flag, and at the top of its channel. I am interested if it breaks out. Could that be an inverse head and shoulders? Update (14 Jun 2024): I went long. I like the way it broke out of that channel. Started a small position.