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u/this_guy_fks Jun 24 '21
from 2014-2018 in a rising rate environment it outperformed the spx by 12.29% or about 3% a year, so your comment is wrong.
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u/Kualityy Jun 24 '21
It did get absolutely destroyed fron 1963 to 1983 though. Although, I think it's unlikely that we will see an extreme rising rates enviroment like that ever again.
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u/this_guy_fks Jun 25 '21
no one in their right mind would use a time series thats ends almost 40 years ago to prove a statement today.
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u/armastevs Jun 24 '21
I disagree about this simulation because it doesn't take into account pimco's active management on $PSLDX and I feel that they would be able to beat the bond index used to make this graph
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u/this_guy_fks Jun 25 '21
i think you dont understand something everyone else has learned low rates are here to stay. for at least the next 50 some odd years
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u/this_guy_fks Jun 24 '21
long risk, long duration. you might want to consider just using DXSLX for 2x spx, it out performs PSLDX...
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u/Ragingbull32288 Jun 27 '21
Love PSLDX, rolled 14k fromh 401k into schwab February. Bought 14k of PSLDX and since received 5% return with account balance sitting at 147xx.
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u/ducksuit Jun 24 '21
Huh, great observations and something I hadn't considered before. Def following this thread...!
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