TLT - iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF

NasdaqGM - NasdaqGM Real Time Price. Currency in USD
120.84
+0.70 (+0.58%)
At close: 4:00PM EDT
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Previous Close120.14
Open120.66
Bid0.00 x 1000
Ask0.00 x 1000
Day's Range120.57 - 121.13
52 Week Range116.09 - 129.57
Volume6,254,752
Avg. Volume7,438,812
Net Assets7.76B
NAV119.63
PE Ratio (TTM)N/A
Yield2.62%
YTD Return-4.40%
Beta (3y)3.17
Expense Ratio (net)0.15%
Inception Date2002-07-22
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  • Trade War Is Still Investors’ Top Concern: Should You Be Worried?
    Market Realist11 hours ago

    Trade War Is Still Investors’ Top Concern: Should You Be Worried?

    While fund managers are bullish on US equities (SPY), there’s still no lack of concern in the market. In the BAML (Bank of America Merrill Lynch) August 2018 survey, for the fourth month in the last six, trade war concerns were cited as the top concern among global fund managers. A total of 57% of the fund managers surveyed cited trade war risk as what they considered to be the top tail risk.

  • InvestorPlace2 days ago

    Treasury ETFs Surge Amid Turkey Crisis

    Last week, President Donald Trump approved doubling of metal tariffs that led to the fall of lira by 20% on Aug 10. The United States plans to double import tariffs on Turkish steel to 50% and raise the rate on aluminum to 20%, Trump said on Twitter on Friday.The depreciation started after the Turkish delegation returned from Washington with no progress on the detention of Andrew Brunson, an American pastor detained in Turkey in 2016.The U.S. government debt prices spiked on Aug 10 as traders were in search of a safe haven. In response to U.S. ...

  • 6 ETFs in Focus as Turkey Crisis Worsens
    InvestorPlace2 days ago

    6 ETFs in Focus as Turkey Crisis Worsens

    As it is global stocks are feeling the pinch of escalating trade tensions between the United States and China, and now the collapse in Turkish lira has amplified the concerns. This is especially true as Turkish lira is in a free-fall territory, nosediving as much as 11% against the dollar in early trading today after plummeting more than 20% on Friday.Source: Shutterstock

  • Why an Autumn Rally in Gold Could Be around the Corner
    Market Realist3 days ago

    Why an Autumn Rally in Gold Could Be around the Corner

    As we’ve discussed previously in this series, the SPDR Gold Trust ETF (GLD) has fallen ~8.0% year-to-date and ~11.0% from its April peak. Historically, gold prices have declined in the summer months, only to climb in August onward due to the seasonal pattern of demand for gold. Physical gold demand from Asian countries such as India supports its price after that.

  • Could Gold Prices Gain on a Trillion-Dollar Budget Deficit?
    Market Realist3 days ago

    Could Gold Prices Gain on a Trillion-Dollar Budget Deficit?

    The budget balance is the difference between what a country’s government garners from taxes and other sources and what it spends. The US (SPY)(IVT) budget deficit is creeping up. The administration expects annual budget deficits to rise ~$100.0 billion more than what was previously forecast for each of the next three years.

  • ETF Trends5 days ago

    Turkey Woes Help U.S. Treasury ETFs Break Out

    U.S. Treasury bond ETFs were breaking above their long-term trends as investors sought safe havens plays in response to the economic uncertainty in Turkey and the potential fallout that could affect other ...

  • US Jobs Growth Miss Was a Respite for Gold—How’s the Outlook?
    Market Realist6 days ago

    US Jobs Growth Miss Was a Respite for Gold—How’s the Outlook?

    The US (IVV)(QQQ) employment data for July was released on August 3. The job additions in July reached only 157,000, lower than the expectations of 190,000 job additions. Business and professional services gained 51,000 jobs, and the manufacturing (XLI)(CARZ) sector added a healthy 37,000 jobs.

  • Why the Risk-to-Reward Ratio Could Favor Gold Bulls Now
    Market Realist6 days ago

    Why the Risk-to-Reward Ratio Could Favor Gold Bulls Now

    Gold prices (IAU) have been on an almost one-way downward trajectory since mid-April. Although the Federal Reserve didn’t raise rates during its August meeting as was widely expected, it sounded more bullish on the US economy (SPY)(DIA). The Fed was also upbeat on household spending and business fixed investment in the US.

  • 5 ETF Ways to Bet on China’s New Tariff Threats
    InvestorPlace9 days ago

    5 ETF Ways to Bet on China’s New Tariff Threats

    Trade war fears have once again flared up with China threatening to impose tariff on $60 billion worth of American goods if the United States places more tariffs on Chinese imports. The list includes new 5,207 products including aircraft, soya bean oil, smoked beef, coffee and flour imported from the United States, with charges ranging from 5-25%.Source: ©iStock.com/MarcoCoda

  • 5 ETF Ways to Bet on China's New Tariff Threats
    Zacks10 days ago

    5 ETF Ways to Bet on China's New Tariff Threats

    An escalation in trade clash between the United States and China led to risk off trade, leading to higher demand for safe haven avenues or lower risk securities.

  • Market Exclusive10 days ago

    Market Morning: Economic Menu, Fed’s Bullard Says Remove All Tariffs, Iran Sanctions Tuesday

    This Week in The Economy Tuesday August 7: Foreign exchange reserves in Japan. Not too much attention generally paid to this one, but Japan is the second biggest foreign holder of US treasuries. Let’s see if the recent increase in supply has had the Japanese sell some on net. Wednesday August 8: Chinese inflation, last […] The post Market Morning: Economic Menu, Fed’s Bullard Says Remove All Tariffs, Iran Sanctions Tuesday appeared first on Market Exclusive.

  • Fed Will Be Watching the July Jobs Report
    Market Realist15 days ago

    Fed Will Be Watching the July Jobs Report

    What Will Financial Markets Look for in July's Jobs Report? The numbers give them clues about if the US economy (SPY) (IVV) is strong enough to withstand interest rates hikes. The Fed has already raised interest rates twice this year.

  • US Dollar Index and US Treasury Yields Are Weak Early on July 31
    Market Realist16 days ago

    US Dollar Index and US Treasury Yields Are Weak Early on July 31

    After closing higher last week, the US Dollar Index started this week on a weaker note by declining on Monday. Maintaining the weakness, the US Dollar Index opened Tuesday on a mixed note and was consolidating near opening prices in the early hours.

  • Market Exclusive16 days ago

    Market Morning: PCE Inflation, California Burning, Lab Grown Mouse Meat & Apple Earnings

    Futures Steady With Inflation Data on Tap, Fed Decision Tomorrow Stock futures are floating slightly higher this morning as the Personal Consumption Expenditures index data are due at 8:30am Eastern. Market expectations for the Core PCE, excluding food and energy prices, are for a 2% year over year rise. Anything significantly above that and we […] The post Market Morning: PCE Inflation, California Burning, Lab Grown Mouse Meat & Apple Earnings appeared first on Market Exclusive.

  • US Dollar Index is Mixed, US Treasury Yields Are Stable
    Market Realist17 days ago

    US Dollar Index is Mixed, US Treasury Yields Are Stable

    Last week, the US Dollar Index regained strength and closed higher. However, the US Dollar Index opened slightly lower this week and was trading with mixed sentiment in the early hours.

  • Howard Marks: This Is the Single Biggest Equity Market Risk
    Market Realist17 days ago

    Howard Marks: This Is the Single Biggest Equity Market Risk

    Howard Marks said at the 2018 Delivering Alpha Conference on July 23 that the Fed’s hawkish stance is the single biggest risk for the equity market (SPY). After maintaining ultra-low interest rates (TLT)(SHY) for a decade, the Fed has been continuing its gradual rate hike process since December 2015. It already hiked its key interest rate for the seventh time between December 2015 and June 2018, each time by 25 basis points.

  • US Dollar Index and US Treasury Yields Are Stable
    Market Realist20 days ago

    US Dollar Index and US Treasury Yields Are Stable

    The US Dollar Index closed higher on Thursday and broke the two-day gaining streak. Carrying forward the strength, the US Dollar Index opened higher on Friday and rose to one-week high price levels.

  • US Dollar Index Is Stable, US Treasury Yields Are Strong
    Market Realist21 days ago

    US Dollar Index Is Stable, US Treasury Yields Are Strong

    The US Dollar Index started this week on a stronger note by moving higher on Monday. However, the US Dollar Index lost strength and declined in the next two trading days. On July 26, the US Dollar Index opened slightly higher and was trading with mixed sentiment in the early hours.

  • US Dollar Index and US Treasury Yields Are Lower Early on July 25
    Market Realist22 days ago

    US Dollar Index and US Treasury Yields Are Lower Early on July 25

    After trading with mixed sentiment last week, the US Dollar Index started this week on a stronger note. On Wednesday, the US Dollar Index opened the day on a mixed note and was trading with weakness in the morning session. On Tuesday, the US Dollar Index lost strength as the pound moved higher.

  • China's Likely Retaliation to US Tariffs & Its Impact on ETFs
    Zacks22 days ago

    China's Likely Retaliation to US Tariffs & Its Impact on ETFs

    Possible retaliatory ways of China against Trump administration's claims of imposing tariffs on about $505 billion of goods and its ETF impact.

  • David Rubenstein Thinks Two More Rate Hikes Won’t Hurt US Economy
    Market Realist23 days ago

    David Rubenstein Thinks Two More Rate Hikes Won’t Hurt US Economy

    David Rubenstein, the co-founder and co-executive chair of the Carlyle Group, said at the Delivering Alpha Conference that further interest rate hikes likely won’t damage the US economy (SPY). Many market participants believe we could see two more interest rate (SHY) hikes in the rest of 2018. In June 2018, the Federal Reserve hiked its key interest rate by 25 basis points, the second rise in 2018, and it brought the key interest rate (TLT) within the range of 1.75% to 2.00%.

  • TheStreet.com23 days ago

    Bond Slump Drives Bank Gains in Choppy Session

    This week started like last week ended, with choppy and random action and a narrow trading range in the indices. Breadth was negative and the indices slightly positive which sums up the excitement quite well.

  • Barrons.com23 days ago

    Treasury Yield Surge Could Be a Foreign Affair

    After trading nearly a month in a tight band in the 2.80% range, the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield broke out Monday, jumping 10.8 basis points, to 2.955% in early afternoon trading. (A basis point is ...

  • Market Exclusive24 days ago

    Market Morning: Trump v Iran, Toronto Shooting, Poison Pizza Pill, Japanese Yields Rise

    Shooting in Toronto Kills One, Shooter Dead, Gun Stocks in Focus A man fired a handgun into a Toronto café this morning, killing one and injuring 14, before being killed himself in a shootout with the police. His motive is unclear so far, and Canadian authorities are not ruling out nationalistic motives. Several months ago, […] The post Market Morning: Trump v Iran, Toronto Shooting, Poison Pizza Pill, Japanese Yields Rise appeared first on Market Exclusive.

  • What to expect from the stock market this week
    Yahoo Finance Contributors5 days ago

    What to expect from the stock market this week