Bonds - Coupon (BONDS-T)
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The consensus among experts regarding Bonds - Coupon (BONDS-T) suggests that the current landscape for bonds is not favorable for investors seeking safety and total return. Following the onset of the Covid pandemic, bond yields have remained low but are now beginning to rise, indicating a challenging environment for fixed-income investments. With persistent inflation anticipated, experts caution that bonds may not provide the stability traditionally expected. For older investors, particularly those heavily invested in equities, it might be wise to diversify into fixed-income options, such as shorter-term bonds or income-oriented ETFs. Overall, the sentiment is that bonds may not be the safest choice for portfolio protection in the near term.
If you buy a 5-year coupon, which is the stripped piece, you get paid at the end. You buy it at $60 and it matures at $100. More volatile than regular bonds. You'll usually pay the trading desk a higher spread.
Regular bonds are more liquid.
They're very much the same thing. Do NOT buy a coupon bond in a taxable account. Reason: you're supposed to impute the amount of interest you're getting every year and report it on your taxes, which is a painful process. So if you're going to buy a strip or a coupon, only buy it in a registered or non-taxable account.
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Bonds - Coupon(BONDS-T) Rating
Ranking : 3 out of 5
Bullish - Buy Signals / Votes : 0
Neutral - Hold Signals / Votes : 0
Bearish - Sell Signals / Votes : 1
Total Signals / Votes : 1
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When Covid hit, and bond yields were super-low, bonds did not protect client portfolios because yields were starting to rise. If inflation is going to be more persistent, and bond yields are going to be where they are now or slightly higher for the next 6-12 months, then bonds are not a safe part of your portfolio from a total return perspective.
If you're 70 years old and in 100% equities, then yes you probably should have some fixed income in your portfolio. Look at an XCB or something like that that's shorter term. There are some ETFs that are income-oriented for older folks.