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18:04
Sep 02
David Rosenberg President, Rosenberg Research The David Lin Report
Own short duration and EM bonds.
The fixed-income side of the portfolio uses short-duration bonds and 2-year notes plus local-currency emerging market bonds to generate cash flow and to capture areas with flat yield curves and high real interest rates.
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20:13
Sep 01
Michael McKee International Economics & Policy Correspondent, Bloomberg Bloomberg Markets
Higher-for-longer pressures short bonds.
Treasury intervention to cap long-end yields faces limits: doubling bond buybacks to around $8 billion won't move the market, and if Treasury issues short-term bills to finance yield suppression, front-end yields will rise and the Fed will have to absorb higher-yielding supply, making the Fed's job harder.
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23:52
Aug 28
Michael McKee International Economics & Policy Correspondent, Bloomberg Bloomberg Markets
Bad CPI may force Fed rate hike
The key market catalyst is the September CPI/PPI inflation report. If inflation does not show enough progress, Fed Chair Warsh will face pressure to hike, and the bond market is likely to price a rate increase, pushing short-term Treasury yields higher.
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17:01
Aug 28
Steve Liesman Senior Economics Reporter CNBC
Hawkish Fed speech supports higher rates
Steve Liesman reads Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's Jackson Hole speech as overall hawkish: Warsh signaled the Fed still has work to do on inflation, and Liesman notes market-implied odds of a September rate hike jumped to about 56% from roughly 30-35% before the speech, with December near 86%. Liesman says the market's hawkish take 'may be the right call here,' consistent with the two-year and ten-year Treasury yields bouncing higher.
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19:38
Aug 26
Bill Sweet Partner & CFP, Ritholtz Wealth Management The Compound News
Use short-term Treasuries for near-term cash.
Bill argues that for lumpy variable income, the money should be divided into buckets, with near-term living and tax reserves parked in short-term Treasuries or money market funds; this creates defined monthly coupons and a self-made paycheck.
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15:05
Aug 26
Marvin Loh Global Senior Macro Strategist, State Street Bloomberg Markets
Fed will tighten before year end.
Persistent above-target inflation and a hawkish half of the FOMC mean the Fed will still need to tighten before year end; the 2% inflation target is losing meaning and patience is becoming less acceptable.
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12:23
Aug 26
Ven Ram Markets Live Reporter/Strategist, Bloomberg Bloomberg Markets
Short-term Treasury rally is supported.
The current Treasury rally is supported for now by tumbling oil prices and Scott Bessent's buyback announcement, which took out market shorts; the short-term sentiment is real even if longer-term risks remain.
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15:48
Aug 25
Fed to hike three times
With real GDP growth running well above trend, inflation above 3% and unemployment near 4%, the Fed needs to cool pressures and will likely hike rates at least three times this year, starting in September; a skip would lower October odds and push the path further out.
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01:47
Aug 22
Noah Smith Economist; ex-columnist, Bloomberg Opinion Noahpinion
Cochrane's quoted framework says investors seeing trouble 'look to the comfort of short term bonds' and that 'moving to short maturity structures is a classic symptom of trouble ahead'; this implies s
Cochrane's quoted framework says investors seeing trouble 'look to the comfort of short term bonds' and that 'moving to short maturity structures is a classic symptom of trouble ahead'; this implies short-duration Treasuries are relatively safer if long-term fiscal confidence erodes. Risk: If the bond market stabilizes and the Fed cuts rates, short-term yields may fall, reducing the relative appeal of cash-like Treasury exposure.
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15:19
Aug 20
Collin Martin Chief Fixed Income Strategist, Charles Schwab Bloomberg Markets
Prefer short and medium-term Treasury securities.
Treasury buybacks are only a short-term fix; long-term yields still face fiscal and supply pressure. He would sell the long end if the Fed cut rates and currently favors short and medium-term Treasury securities.
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05:37
Aug 20
John Woods Asia CIO and Head of Investment Solutions Asia, Lombard Odier Bloomberg Markets
Position in short to medium duration Treasuries.
The US Treasury buyback is likely a one-off that won't change the trajectory of real rates returning to pre-GFC levels of 2-3%. Investors should position in short to medium duration (4-5 years) to optimize returns and avoid long-end volatility.
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06:40
Aug 18
Ben Gilman Chief Investment Officer, Africa, Middle East and Europe, S… Bloomberg Markets
Prefer short-duration bonds over long duration.
Near-term inflation risks and volatile long bonds mean investors are not well-paid enough to take long-duration interest-rate risk. Standard Chartered prefers keeping bond duration short because the short end is more attractive and carries much less volatility.
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05:11
Aug 18
Steve Brice Chief Investment Officer, Standard Chartered Bloomberg Markets
Keep bond duration short due to fiscal concerns.
Keep bond duration short in the 3-to-5-year bucket and avoid long-duration bonds due to global fiscal concerns, high debt levels, and questions about monetary policy credibility.
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19:37
Aug 14
Mike Wilson Chief Investment Officer, Morgan Stanley Bloomberg Markets
Cash and short bonds offer real returns.
Cash and short-duration fixed income now offer a positive real return, a major change since Covid. Wilson says he is not nearly as bearish on fixed income as a decade ago and calls cash a good asset and mid-tier short duration bonds a good asset.
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19:35
Aug 14
Mike Wilson Chief Investment Officer, Morgan Stanley Bloomberg Markets
Cash and short bonds offer real return
Since Covid, fixed income and cash offer positive real returns; he is no longer as bearish on fixed income as ten years ago, and sees cash, short-duration bonds, and infrastructure-type bonds as good defensive assets.
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17:24
Aug 14
Mike Wilson Chief Investment Officer, Morgan Stanley Bloomberg Markets
Reduce duration in fixed income.
Wilson says investors should not abandon fixed income but should reduce duration to make the fixed income allocation more valuable and retain diversification without taking too much duration risk.
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20:40
Aug 13
Michael Howell Founder, CrossBorder Capital Macro Voices
Rates must rise; short Treasury notes.
Central banks do not control interest rates; markets do. Rising bond yields are a global phenomenon driven by strong nominal GDP, and the 2-year Treasury note has broken above SOFR and predicts higher policy rates. He expects the Fed to hike, not cut, and sees the 10-year Treasury yield potentially testing 6%.
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20:30
Aug 13
Patrick Ceresna Derivatives Specialist, MacroVoices Macro Voices
Front/back Treasury positioning extremely divergent.
Patrick explains the Treasury curve shows opposite positioning stories: 2-year positioning is at the 100th percentile while 10-year positioning is at the zero percentile, driven by short covering at the front as traders price the Fed closer to the end of its hawkish cycle, while the long bond remains in a vicious downtrend with shorts piling in and 30-year yields near 5.25%; this sets up a potential bull steepening.
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21:44
Aug 11
Ted Oakley Founder & Managing Partner, Oxbow Advisors The David Lin Report
Prefer short-term Treasuries over long bonds.
The firm has not owned long-duration US Treasuries for years and remains short duration. Short-end yields are decent, state-tax-free, and offer better risk/reward as the Treasury loses control of the long end amid fiscal mistrust. Staying short avoids duration risk from rising long-end yields.
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18:39
Aug 09
pequityresearch Semiconductor & Technology Research Author
Bernstein's research note outlines AI-driven memory demand across four stages.
Bernstein's research note outlines AI-driven memory demand across four stages, listing related tickers as factual read-through beneficiaries rather than expressing any directional position or trade call.
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18:39
Aug 09
pequityresearch Semiconductor & Technology Research Author
Bernstein's research note outlines four stages of AI memory usage.
Bernstein's research note outlines four stages of AI memory usage, listing related tickers as factual read-through beneficiaries rather than expressing any directional position or trade call.
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13:00
Aug 08
Chris Whalen Chairman, Whalen Global Advisors Julia LaRoche Show
Short-end yields down, long-end yields up.
Financial repression is returning: the Treasury will engage in its own quantitative easing to push down short-term rates, while the long end of the yield curve reacts to inflation and deficit concerns, driving long-term yields upward. This reflects the Treasury being the dog and the Fed the tail, with debt approaching $40 trillion.
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09:51
Aug 07
James Turner Head of Global Fixed Income, BlackRock Bloomberg Markets
Short-term bonds attractive amid duration risk.
Short-term government bonds offer attractive yields while geopolitical risk and uncertainty at the long end make long-duration bonds risky. Prefer cautious positioning at the short end of the curve.
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06:26
Aug 07
Karen Manna Vice President & Investment Director, Federated Hermes Bloomberg Markets
Long front-end Treasuries, avoid long end.
The deflationary era is over and we are in a more inflationary environment, causing yield curve steepening. The long end is difficult to invest in due to duration risk, while the front end (1-3 year) offers better value as the curve normalizes.
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22:01
Jul 27
Noah Wise Senior Portfolio Manager, Allspring Global Investments CNBC
Front-end yield curve offers 4%+ low risk.
The front end of the yield curve offers yields north of 4% with relatively low risk, and much of the downside is already priced in, making short-duration bonds attractive.
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07:26
Jul 21
Ryan Lemand Financial Analyst Bloomberg Markets
Short-term bonds for safety.
Short-term bonds provide safety and low volatility, helping to shield capital during a period of escalating Middle East conflict and potential market turbulence fueled by overvaluation.
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12:00
Jul 18
Loretta Mester Former Cleveland Fed President Bloomberg Markets
Fed may need higher rates for sticky inflation.
Inflation has been above 2% for over 5 years and is proving sticky, especially in core services excluding housing. Current monetary policy may not be restrictive enough to bring inflation back down, and the Fed may need to raise interest rates. The stable labor market and supply-side shifts mean the Fed has room to tighten without harming employment.
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18:12
Jul 17
Park cash in short-term bonds for positive real yield.
Real yields on US debt are currently positive. Short-term bonds (2-year or less) are a safe place to park cash to avoid inflation erosion while waiting for equity market corrections.
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20:33
Jul 14
Long short-term bonds as Fed pauses
Most of the market is positioned for short rates to rise, but continuing disinflation and a likely Fed move to the sidelines would pull short-term yields lower. As a contrarian, short-maturity Treasuries (like the 2-year) offer a good opportunity because yields have already blown out.
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22:34
Jun 29
Jerome Schneider Head of Short-Term Portfolio Management, Pimco Bloomberg Markets
Move cash to short-term bonds for 5-7%.
Cash yields around 3% are below inflation (>3%), and with the Fed on hold or cutting, cash underperforms in real terms. Moving money into the front-end of the yield curve and diversified short-term credits, including asset-backed securities, produces 5–7% returns, protects purchasing power, and delivers equity-like returns with lower volatility. Fixed income is the place to be.
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Buzzberg tracks SHY (iShares 1-3 Year Treasury Bond ETF) across 25 sources. 50 bullish vs 10 bearish calls from 66 analysts. Sentiment: predominantly bullish (47%). 85 total trade ideas tracked. Past 7 days: 1 bullish, 2 bearish, 1 watch. Latest voices: David Rosenberg, Michael McKee, Steve Liesman.