$Direxion Daily 20+ Year Treasury Bull 3X Shares ETF (TMF.US)$
To all TMF holders
When will the long-term interest rates decrease,
and how much is the expected decrease?
Do you have any shareholding?
Please let me refer to it.
To all TMF holders
When will the long-term interest rates decrease,
and how much is the expected decrease?
Do you have any shareholding?
Please let me refer to it.
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$Direxion Daily 20+ Year Treasury Bull 3X Shares ETF (TMF.US)$
I didn't understand the relationship between long and short interest rates 🤮🤮🤮
I think there is a big possibility that TMF will make a profit in a scenario where the accuracy is quite low.
As a prerequisite, if there is no sequential yield, there is no point in buying long-term bonds in the first place.
Short-term corporate bonds are currently selling better.
So what happens to sequential yield? What do you think, guys. Don't you think it's long? If there is a possibility that it will happen, I think it would be different if there was enough recession to the point of running off an optimistic market and suddenly falling off a cliff.
Now that we're almost running on the tiger route, when it comes to tax cuts or tariff measures, they all increase inflationary pressure. There is a risk that the rank of US bonds will drop and a further risk premium will be required for long-term bonds, and they will rise.
I have an acquisition unit price of 58 and I have always had unrealized losses, but the accuracy of a scenario where profit can be guaranteed is low, and that period should not be long.
If you keep it for a long time, it will decrease, so
It worked perfectly.
I didn't understand the relationship between long and short interest rates 🤮🤮🤮
I think there is a big possibility that TMF will make a profit in a scenario where the accuracy is quite low.
As a prerequisite, if there is no sequential yield, there is no point in buying long-term bonds in the first place.
Short-term corporate bonds are currently selling better.
So what happens to sequential yield? What do you think, guys. Don't you think it's long? If there is a possibility that it will happen, I think it would be different if there was enough recession to the point of running off an optimistic market and suddenly falling off a cliff.
Now that we're almost running on the tiger route, when it comes to tax cuts or tariff measures, they all increase inflationary pressure. There is a risk that the rank of US bonds will drop and a further risk premium will be required for long-term bonds, and they will rise.
I have an acquisition unit price of 58 and I have always had unrealized losses, but the accuracy of a scenario where profit can be guaranteed is low, and that period should not be long.
If you keep it for a long time, it will decrease, so
It worked perfectly.
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