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My largest holding is the TLT ETF, and I recently added more to my position. While the price hasn't been performing well recently, I remain optimistic about its long-term potential. I take a long-term view with my investments, and I believe that patience will pay off. The prospect of future interest rate cuts and the possibility of a recession could work in favor of long-duration bonds like TLT. Although many analysts and investors are speculating about a "soft landing," where the economy avoids a recession, I think it is still worth being prepared for the opposite outcome. Either way, I believe TLT could benefit if rates eventually come down, as bond prices typically rise when interest rates fall. So despite the current volatility, I'm sticking with my strategy and staying confident in the potential upside for TLT.

Treasury Yields Surging: Good Time to Bottom TLT?
On Wednesday, the U.S. Treasury yield curve exceeded 4% and continued the sell-off. Some investors believe that both the U.S. dollar and U.S. Treasury bonds will decline regardless of who is elected, as the current low oil prices suggest a low likelihood of reflation. ----------------- Do you agree with this? Is it a good time to buy the dip in U.S. Treasuries?
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