IEI

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  GettnFibbywIT@GettnFibbywIT4h

  $TIP $IEI $XLE $DBC $SPY As a proxy for inflation expectations, the TIP/IEI relative ratio appears to be transitioning from a prolonged retracement into a stabilization phase. After breaking below the key .9207 support level in early August, the ratio failed to attract meaningful downside follow-through and subsequently formed a technical basing pattern before reclaiming that area. Momentum has improved materially, with both absolute and trend RSI now holding above 50. However, the ratio continues to encounter resistance near .9249, a level that previously served as both support and resistance. A sustained move above and acceptance beyond this area would strengthen the case that inflation expectations are stabilizing and beginning to recover, providing additional confirmation for the constructive signals already emerging in commodities, energy, and other inflation-sensitive assets.

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  Goku@SonGoku1d

  A high rate environment is great for retirees with a fixed income portfolio of short term maturities.. $SGOV $IEF $SHY $IEI

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  bob smith@23bobsmith234d

  @ggoggo yes that’s fine too $IEI is probably the best duration “belly” or curve as you may hear on tv From the whiz kids on tv like Ricardo Reader Removed reinvestment risk for bills And removes duration risk from 20/30 year

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  GettnFibbywIT@GettnFibbywIT5d

  $TIP $IEI $XLE $DBC $SPY The bond market is pricing in a higher demand for Treasury Inflation Protected Securites - Inflation-protection demand weakened into August, but the market rejected that weakness and is now reasserting demand for TIPs relative to nominal Treasuries.

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  bob smith@23bobsmith23BearishAug 31

  More weakness tomorrow Ex dividend $TLT $IEF $TMF $IEI

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  Christian Fromhertz@cfromhertzAug 30

  $IEI / $HYG HY Credit Spreads continue to tighten

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  Goku@SonGokuAug 28

  $SPY $TLT $SGOV $IEI The U.S. government adds an average of about $7.9 billion to $8.8 billion in new national debt every single day. The Growing National DebtTotal Debt: The U.S. national debt recently surpassed the $40 trillion milestone.Speed of Growth: The debt has been increasing by roughly $1 trillion every 100 to 113 days.Per Second Breakdown: This daily increase breaks down to roughly $330 million per hour, $5.5 million per minute, and over $91,000 per second.

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  Goku@SonGokuAug 25

  The rate cuts we’ve done in the past 2 years have only caused bond yields to go higher.. $SPY & yet people will tell you they want more rate cuts.. I guess they want higher rates than where they are at the moment.. $TLT $SGOV $IEI

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  Steve Johnson@SteveJohnsonisAug 25

  $HYG $IEI

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  Goku@SonGokuAug 22

  $SPY $TLT $SGOV $IEI The U.S. yield curve has steepened dramatically over the last year, and it isn't hard to see why. U.S. federal debt has now surpassed $40 trillion. Here's why that number is so significant: - Roughly 1/3 of U.S. government debt must be refinanced within the next year - Net interest: ~13.5% of total federal spending This creates different pressures across the yield curve. Short-term Treasury yields remain closely tied to expectations for Federal Reserve policy. Long-term yields, however, must also compensate investors for greater duration risk, inflation uncertainty, fiscal risk, and the growing supply of Treasury securities. That combination produces a steeper yield curve. The 30 year was sitting at 4.88% a year ago, but now sits at roughly 5.27%. At $40 trillion of federal debt, movements at the long end of the Treasury curve are increasingly reflecting not just expectations for the Fed, but the market’s assessment of U.S. fiscal policy. The U.S. yield curve is steepening, and the country’s growing financing needs are an important part of the story.

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  Goku@SonGokuAug 18

  $SPY $TLT $SGOV $IEI The debt crisis and inflation problem is the real reason why $1 million dollar retirement doesn’t go as far as it did 20 years ago.. there was a time when a family could retire off of $1 million or less. The further the debt crisis goes the less people can retire off that amount.. funny thing is only 8% of Americans are millionaires. Which is still a very small amount.. even tho we have more millionaires now then ever before. 65% of people are living paycheck to paycheck. Most people can’t even build wealth. They are just trying to survive. Plus AI is going to cripple many jobs and force many people into universal basic income in the next 20 years. Tough times we are headed into..

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  Goku@SonGokuAug 17

  $SPY $SGOV $TLT $IEI Bond yields in critical territory.. not just US bonds but global bonds as well. Putting lots of pressure on the world and debtors. Rising stock market and rising bond yields means the debt crisis & affordable standard of living is only getting worse. Most people are trying to survive let alone can’t even build wealth. 65% of people living paycheck to paycheck. Lumber prices crashing as the housing market stalls and sellers have to slowly lower home prices from astronomical highs. Tough economy we’re in for most even the upper class is showing means of pulling back as well.. this is why many are gambling because they feel gambling is their only way out of the rat race. It’s only going to hurt people who are not financially literate.. but most people don’t have the hours and time to study financial literacy and other important topics in order to survive and thrive. They want the working class working max hours and no time to study and get ahead financially..

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  Blanco@blancoBullAug 15

  $IEI $SGOV $SPY $TLT But look at its growth in spy 1 million turns into 8.6 million and crushes inflation. Fears

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  Goku@SonGokuAug 15

  $SPY $TLT $SGOV $IEI Based on the US headline inflation rate of 3.53%. $1 million today will have a future purchasing power of $420,092.23 in 25 years. Inflation is scary..

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  ggoggo@ggoggoAug 12

  $SPY $TLT $SGOV $IEI Came online but should be higher. Cooking the numbers IMO

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