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It's been a while since we talked about this crappy stock.

Currently, the trend of TLT is very subtle. Although it may not plummet immediately, it's moving very dangerously. The price is below all short-term moving averages, and the moving averages are gradually forming a bearish trend. If the situation cannot be turned around in the near future, there may be a terrible decline. However, I don't think it will fall to last year's low point.
And it may affect the stock market. After all, the stock market urgently needs a pullback.
I have already cleared my TLT positions in my bond account. Currently, I hold two ETFs, and the remaining funds are in my brokerage account, automatically buying money market funds for interest.
These two ETFs have relatively high dividend yields, so holding them doesn't create much pressure.
Let's see if tomorrow's CPI will be a surprise or a shock. Anyway, I am very unhappy about the recent rise in oil prices. Although the one I hold has been soaring, I don't like this kind of market. $Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLE.US)$ The price of gold continues to rise. As for speculative traders, I won't say much. It's fine for short-term trading, but I don't understand it so I won't touch it. For investors, holding gold is definitely not as good as holding US dollar assets. Indeed, day trading gold can make money, but from a long-term perspective, it is not as good as US stocks, not even as good as US bonds, let alone Bitcoin. Some people say that if there is no internet, Bitcoin is worth zero. I just want to say, if there is no internet, do we have to personally go to the NYSE trading floor to queue up to buy and sell stocks?
The price of gold continues to rise. Let's not talk about speculative traders, short-term trading is fine, but I don't understand it so I won't touch it. For investors, holding gold is definitely not as good as holding US dollar assets. Short-term trading gold can indeed make money, but in the long run, it is not only inferior to US stocks, but even inferior to US bonds, not to mention bitcoin. Some people say, if there is no internet, bitcoin will go to zero. I just want to say, if there is no internet, do you have to personally go to the NYSE trading floor to queue up to buy and sell stocks?
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