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Global X US 7-10 Year Treasury Bond Corporate Class (HTB.TO)

60.91
-0.14 (0.23%)
as of Jun 5, 2026, 3:36:39 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 2 opinions in the last 12 months.

The Global X US 7-10 Year Treasury Bond Corporate Class, symbol HTB-T, has received mixed reviews from experts recently. Michael O'Reilly, a stock analyst from Stockchase Research, noted that the stock has been performing poorly, suggesting to cover the position as it has triggered its stop at $60. This indicates that the stock has not shown the anticipated growth, leading to a cautious approach. Additionally, in another review, O'Reilly observed that the stock is stagnating, prompting a recommendation to trail the stop to $60 instead of exiting completely. Overall, the stock appears to be in a holding pattern, requiring attention from investors regarding its future performance. The underlying message from both analyses suggests a need for cautious monitoring of this investment as it attempts to find stability.

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(Note the short timeframe.)  Strong performance with interest rates falling. Tends to perform well in summer months, starting to see a pullback. Coming up to a time when government bonds tend not to perform so well. Better places to be now.

Disclosure:  He works for Global X (previously Horizons).

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Yield curve indicating that interest rates are expecting. Will see value in this product. Expecting US Government bonds to breakout. 

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(A Top Pick Jun 27/22, Up 3%) It has been a rough year for bonds but the losses in this ETF are lessened due to the appreciating USD. You may want to come back to Canadian holdings.
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The 60/40 portfolio split is over. We're now in poor global growth with tightening lending conditions. He expects a recession. Priority is in preserving capital. This offers safety in the US treasury and US dollars. Own this in USD.
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The 60/40 portfolio regime has changed. There is likely a growth shock and recession coming. The primary goal of a portfolio now is going to be a return of our capital, not return on our capital. You should own in U.S. dollars as well. Note that he doesn't own the Top Pick ETF's but makes related purchases which are Futures based
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1550+ opinions with 4.81 rating (one of the best performing expert).

PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Sep 21/21, Down 4.6%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with HTB has triggered its stop at $57.50. To remain disciplined, we recommend covering the position at this time. When combined with the previous buy recommendation, this results in a net investment loss of 9.2%. We will watch for another entry point.
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Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly We reiterate HTB as a TOP PICK. This low MER ETF tracks US 7-10 year Treasuries -- a safe haven during market down turns. Priced in Canadian dollars, this would likely add another kicker in a market down turn as we expect a flight to the US dollar safety at some point. We would buy this with a stop loss at $57.50, holding as insurance against a market downturn. Yield 0%
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(A Top Pick Jul 20/20, Down 10%) A classic scenario where we were coming out of the pandemic and central banks were active. This has created a headwind for bonds. This is a diversifier. If we get inflation or hiccups in the economy, investors will start worrying of return of capital rather than return on capital. A nice complement to other equity holdings in the portfolio.
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(A Top Pick Mar 25/20, Down 6%) It is very similar to the story with PHYS-N that he just talked about. Bonds are what we buy when there is the potential of uncertainty. We saw unprecedented cuts in yield. You want to revisit and see how this massive equity rally has caused your portfolio to become unbalanced. Over the next 12 to 18 months, the roll-out of the vaccine will not be perfect so there is lots of room for uncertainty along the way.

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Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly As the market valuations continue to be priced at perfection this is a defensive Top Pick. This low MER ETF tracks US 7-10 year Treasuries -- a safe haven during market down turns. What makes this interesting as well, from an Canadian investor's perspective, is that it is priced in Canadian dollars. This will add another kicker in a market down turn as we expect a flight to the US dollar safety at some point. We would buy this with a $60 stop-loss. Yield 0%
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An easier way to invest in U.S. 7-10-year treasuries. Will do well during volatility in a growth shock (he predicts an L-shaped recovery) where deflation will pressure yields down and drive bond prices higher. HTB will help balance your portfolio.
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It is not too late to still get some of this return -- it is up almost 25% this year. Government bonds are a great thing to own. You can buy in either US or CAD dollar denominations.
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(A Top Pick Nov 23/18, Up 11%) Most people are underexposed to high-quality bonds, namely US Treasuries. Portfolios should hold bonds now for safety and balance.
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What ETF shorts the market? Don't short and avoid leveraged ETFs, but if you have to, then look at HIU-T or HIX-T. When you short, you're fighting the dividend and the natural drift upward of equities. Don't short. Instead, look at the TLT-T (up 63% in 2008) or HTB-T (up 29% in 2008); you get the outsized returns from owning a US-denominated bond and get paid to wait.
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(A Top Pick Nov 23/18, Up 3%) Instead of shorting the S&P, buy this (see his earlier comments). You don't receive any interest; it's a total return swap. Wonderful tax exposure. You need this to diversify your portfolio.
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Global X US 7-10 Year Treasury Bond Corporate Class (HTB.TO) Frequently Asked Questions

What is Global X US 7-10 Year Treasury Bond Corporate Class stock symbol?

Global X US 7-10 Year Treasury Bond Corporate Class is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol HTB.TO (previously HTB-T on Stockchase) on the Toronto Stock Exchange (HTB-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:HTB or HTB.TO

Is Global X US 7-10 Year Treasury Bond Corporate Class a buy or a sell?

In the last year, 2 stock analysts published opinions about HTB.TO (previously HTB-T on Stockchase). 2 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 0 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is PAST TOP PICK. Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Global X US 7-10 Year Treasury Bond Corporate Class.

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Global X US 7-10 Year Treasury Bond Corporate Class was recommended as a Top Pick by Mike Philbrick on 2019-01-29. Read the latest stock experts ratings for Global X US 7-10 Year Treasury Bond Corporate Class.

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On 2026-06-05, Global X US 7-10 Year Treasury Bond Corporate Class (HTB.TO) stock closed at a price of $60.91.