“The increasing risk of a U.S. recession has led to a widening of spreads on investment-grade bonds. However, the overall performance has remained steady, benefiting from the decline in U.S. Treasury yields and continuous fund inflows. Currently, the yields on investment-grade corporate bonds and high-yield bonds are attractive, and default rates remain stable. Ahead of the official start of rate cuts in the U.S. and Europe, it may be prudent to increase bond holdings to lock in higher yields.”
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bubbleberrygum : sis. if U wan to concentrate on nav instead of dividends, go for the short term duration bond fund fr lionglobal instead of the qdis one as qdis pays out quarterly divs, lowering ur nav
bubbleberrygum : nice strategies anyways! I was also looking at the sgs by moomoo to learn more abt it recently. but yea still just at understanding stage keke
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sociable Dingo_8604 OP bubbleberrygum : Oh yes! Not the lionglobal qdis, thank you for pointing out!![undefined [undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36)
Warren Buffed : Hmm isnt rate cut solving recession..
sociable Dingo_8604 OP Warren Buffed : Yes, in order to stimulate the economy, Feds cut rates. Lower interest rates will mean easier to borrow money and maybe more inflows in the economy. But back in like 1974 and 1980, the rate cuts came after recession started. The recent data showed US unemployment rate jumped to 4.3% hence showed weakened labour market. This increases fear that maybe a recession is already happening or about to happen.
BH_6730 : Hmm I thought the lastest 6.8 for cash plus 30 days is for new user.. Existing user is 60 days and need to do one buy transaction..
sociable Dingo_8604 OP BH_6730 : Yup, is up to 6.8% depending on which cashplus u subscribe to for existing users. The up to 6.8% only apply for 30 days but need to hold for 60 days. Bonus stock cash coupon if u do buy trades according to the tier.
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