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Stocks like NVDA and AMD are volatile, so I think this depends on your age and risk tolerance. For someone in their 20's, investing all their money in individual stocks with higher risk & rewards is more acceptable than say, Warren Buffet's wife - his instructions for how to manage her account after his passing is 10% treasuries and 90% index funds.
 
momopi said:
Stocks like NVDA and AMD are volatile, so I think this depends on your age and risk tolerance. For someone in their 20's, investing all their money in individual stocks with higher risk & rewards is more acceptable than say, Warren Buffet's wife - his instructions for how to manage her account after his passing is 10% treasuries and 90% index funds.
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Treasuries are often touted as "risk free" investments that will help smooth out your portfolio's performance, but in a rising rate environment they can be just as deadly as stocks.

Long-Treasury ETF Plunges Record 48% as Market Meltdown Worsens​


The largest long-dated bond ETF is suffering its biggest drawdown on record as the Federal Reserve’s higher-for-longer interest rates start to sting.

The $39 billion iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (ticker TLT) has lost 48% from its 2020 all-time high and is trading at its lowest point since 2011, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. At the same time, IHS Markit Ltd. data show that bets against the fund have risen, with short interest as a percentage of its shares outstanding at its highest in about a month.

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Long-Treasury ETF Plunges Record 48% as Market Meltdown Worsens

(Bloomberg) -- The largest long-dated bond ETF is suffering its biggest drawdown on record as the Federal Reserve’s higher-for-longer interest rates start to sting. Most Read from BloombergIndians Have Five Days to Deposit $3 Billion in Soon-to-Be-Withdrawn BanknotesBonds Sink, S&P 500 Snaps...
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Agreed, this cycle is similar to the 1994-95 rate cycle when the Fed raised interest rates 300 basis points in 12 months it caused an inverted yield curve And a subsequent recession. Best way to trade it was a zero-coupon US government strip ladder…worked beautifully in the Mid90’s. made over 20% in a year and a half when the yield curve collapsed back to normal. Haven’t put that trade on in 30 years. Putting it on aggressively now!
 
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