10-03-2022, 06:29 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2022
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Originally Posted by Rex Phinney
I like my bond funds to be at least 20 years old. I like to see how they have performed through various market crises.
I also got to have more yield than what that ETF is paying. NAD is an all Muni bond fund that is packed full of the best bonds money can buy and it is paying 5.8% right now (with no federal tax on the $$$). That is the lowest yielding fund I'm buying right now.
If you decide to live dangerously and you want to step into the higher risk bond world try out PTY. It pays over 12% right here. Yes 12%. It is run by the PIMCO group, about as good as fund managers get. Historical average share price (over 20 years) is $16.50 to $17. Buy it today for $12.
Keep in mind if you are getting the yield % you want then all you need from the fund share price is to stay consistent.
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thank you
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