yurtrader
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Hello Everyone! I'm currently researching investing in Bonds v.s. Bond ETFs,
A typical bond ETF looks like so:
My question is ( and I'm not too sure how to formulate it properly, even), is that there is price fluctuation. Is the assumption here correct that it's better, just as with other stocks, to wait until the price is in the bottom part of the range, OR, like with Bonds, is the price fluctuation "taken into account" when it comes to the dates of the payouts.
I wish I could formulate my thoughts more clearly regarding this, hopefully someone knows what I'm trying to ask.
thanks in advance!
A typical bond ETF looks like so:
AGG - iShares Core U.S. Aggregate Bond ETF Stock Price and Quote
AGG - iShares Core U.S. Aggregate Bond ETF - Stock screener for investors and traders, financial visualizations.
finviz.com
I wish I could formulate my thoughts more clearly regarding this, hopefully someone knows what I'm trying to ask.
thanks in advance!