TBF is a short play against the high maturity, low credit risk Treasury bonds. There isn't a strong argument anymore even in the long term for many further rate hikes.

The stock market is inherently volatile. With the economy going through the boom and bust cycles more frequently, the extreme ups and downs of the market are inevitable. For most conservative investor...

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TBF ETF is an ideal way to capitalize if you believe the price of long-term Treasury Bonds is going down. This is the same thing as saying long-term interest rates are going up, which they have been a...

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Inverse bond funds have had a great year. Given inflation stays elevated, they still have room to rise.

The U.S. fixed-income market has been piling up heavy losses this year on soaring yields, resulting in higher demand for inverse Treasury ETFs.

Inverse or short Treasury bond exchange traded funds have been a great way for investors to hedge rising interest rate risks and capitalize on the pullback in government bonds this year. For example, ...

TBF is an ETF which is short long-dated bonds as reflected in the ICE U.S. Treasury 20+ Year Bond Index. 30-year rates have had a violent reset higher in 2022, closing in on their 2018 highs.

Losing out in a down market isn't the “admission fee” for trading; that's why hedging exists. Surprisingly, however, not many investors optimize their portfolios for success when the market is struggl...