TLT at its current price is a very attractive proposition, with a long-term floor of 78.77 that has held except a brief 2023 break and been bounced back from in 2022, 2024 and 2025. It pays a 4.93% dividend with price-fluctuation risk, and holding Treasuries to maturity directly is an alternative — not a blind buy.
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And the price of TLT. We have a long-term target for TLT , or rather a long-term floor or lower limit. That long-term lower limit of TLT has held up pretty well over the years. 2023 was the exception.
It's a 25-year bond ETF and you can see it bounce back from here in 2022, 24, 25 and again in 25, as well as in this area. We crossed it a little bit in '23 , but we kept coming back to this big blue line .
It's 78.77 for the 25-year bond ETF , even though it's listed as 20 years or more . It pays a 4.93% dividend . There's a risk of price fluctuation in that for trading or investing purposes.
If you want to hold the Treasury until maturity , you can just hold the Treasury directly. You don't have to buy the bond ETF, right? So, that's part of the problem.
It's a really attractive proposition. TLT, where it is, is a very attractive proposition. You know, what am I saying, blindly buy it all?
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