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@lucianocardoso I'm doing fine mate

@lucianocardoso yeah, thought about that. Sure, won't be perfect timing, but a man has to plan :) So it'd depend on where Eur/USD is at the time of a potential yield peak. If DXY is still shitting its pant like rn (which isn't likely, since it's the ultimate safeheaven), I'd be comfortable...

also money market mutual funds sound like a good alternative. Afaik it's 0.5% lower yield than t-bills, same level of security but better liquidity - can sell at any time not losing the yield you've already accrued

@jrchristian Was thinking about MMMFs, seem to make sense, just haven't started diving into them. But again, very short maturity T-bills seem to be immune to declining since you can wait 2-4 weeks 99% of the time regardless of the macro backdrop

@resjudicata Trying to buy rn and running into some issues. Maybe you're using IB and could chime in?

@resjudicata Thanks for a detailed answer. Regarding the first point, I'm a fellow European, but have my capital in USD for some time now. Buying US debt instruments/fixed income is in line with my forex outlook. DXY will outperform EUR medium term since a) it's down significantly in the last 9...

I’m new to fixed income and conservative investing in general. Lately been weighin on different t-bill ladder strategies. The goal is to employ my capital in a safe heaven and wait out this current ridiculous pump on a thin air – then do some decent shopping in 24’. I have to stay as...