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Roberts: TINA Trade Reversed as Treasury Yields Hit 4.94%

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Lance Roberts argued that the 'There Is No Alternative' trade has reversed, noting that Treasury income is now considered before Social Security. Roberts stated that the 10-year Treasury yield reached 4.94%, making current yields unusually high. He added that the trade is over because cash money markets now yield over 3%, and Treasuries offer 4.5% in 5 to 7 year durations.

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Roberts described the high yields as a 'gift' for retirees, as a meaningful piece of retirement income could come from Treasuries alone before Social Security is layered on top. This shift suggests that fixed-income strategies are becoming more viable alternatives for savers.

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Who's involved

  • RobertsFinancial strategist who argued the TINA trade has reversed
  • Adam TaggartHost of the discussion series where Roberts was a featured speaker
  • Social SecurityGovernment program whose benefits are layered on top of Treasury income

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