Your strategy is really interesting! 👍 I have two questions: 1. why has the $DBXG with euro bonds risen more than the $DTLA with US bonds, although the ECB has made no statement about interest rate cuts, but the FED has held out the prospect of three? As I understand it, it should be the other way around. 2. do you not expect a possible countermovement/correction after the significant rise since October? In the case of equities, this would presumably be taken into account. Or are your purchases only 1st tranches?
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@ChrisBizz I don't know exactly what's in the ETFs and haven't looked into it. That's why I don't want to speculate. There can always be minor setbacks. I expect a slow but steady rise until the interest rate cuts actually come. The Fed has clearly stated what will happen next year. The money is on the street, you just have to pick it up. And it won't stay at 0.75%.
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•@kleberj I have just seen that euro bonds are 25+yr, US bonds 20+yr. I would wait for a setback to a Fibonacci retracement in equities. But with bonds, I don't know how to categorize such movements.
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