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“If you want to trade rates, our recommendation is to be in that five-to-seven-year part of the curve because it offers value.”

Closing Bell · AI Trade Faces a Reality Check 10/14/26

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recommend allocating to 5-7 year Treasury bonds for value while avoiding the long end

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