Please see my question to Beensabu:However isn't it true that a Treasury (or Corporate or CD ) has a definite end date when you get 100% of your money back? The bond funds go on forever. Wouldn't laddering Treasuries or Corporates or CD's make sense from that perspective?Did you just say you might be waiting for your intermediate term bond funds to break even so you could put them into long term treasuries?My question is: When my NAV gets close to breakeven, do I sell the Bond Funds and put them into long term Treasuries so the qualified money is stable in value with an OK dividend versus keeping them?
If the end place for the funds is long term treasuries, you might as well move them over whenever.
You do know that's pretty much the most volatile place for fixed income when it comes to interest rate sensitivity, though, right?
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