SPDR Bloomberg 1-3 Month T-Bill ETF
BIL

$91.77

0.05%

Market Cap: 33.2B

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of 6,702 funds

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Fund manager confidence

Based on 2024 Q1 SEC filings by fund managers ($100M+ AUM)

103% more call options, than puts

Call options by funds: $1.74M | Put options by funds: $854K

3% less funds holding

Funds holding: 947 [Q4 2023] → 915 (-32) [Q1 2024]

11% less repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 339 | Existing positions reduced: 381

13% less funds holding in top 10

Funds holding in top 10: 169 [Q4 2023] → 147 (-22) [Q1 2024]

15% less capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $21.1B [Q4 2023] → $17.9B (-$3.18B) [Q1 2024]

21% less first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 120 | Existing positions closed: 152

487.31% less ownership

Funds ownership: 544.16% [Q4 2023] → 56.86% (-487.31%) [Q1 2024]

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Research analyst outlook

We haven’t received any recent analyst ratings for BIL.

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Financial journalist opinion

If I Had To Retire Today, Here's How I'd Do It

Retirement strategies are not one-size-fits-all due to individual variables like nest egg size, lifestyle costs, and goals. Conventional retirement plans like real estate investing and the 4% rule have pros and cons, influencing personal retirement strategies. My retirement plan prioritizes passive income generation, dividend growth, and active portfolio management to avoid forced asset sales and ensure financial freedom.

If I Had To Retire Today, Here's How I'd Do It

BIL: Still Shines And Is Worth Holding

Fed maintains interest rates at 525 to 550 basis points, only planning one rate cut in 2024. SPDR Bloomberg 1-3 Month T-Bill ETF offers stability, 5.34% yield, and low expense ratio, making it a worthwhile investment for 2024. Bond-based ETFs like BIL are sensitive to interest rate changes and do not benefit from rate cuts due to T-Bill's ultra-short maturity dates.

BIL: Still Shines And Is Worth Holding

State Street Rebalance of Active ETF Models Hint at Caution

Macro conditions remain a bit of a mixed bag. In the past week alone, the latest read on inflation surprised to the downside, while unemployment figures beat estimates to the upside.

State Street Rebalance of Active ETF Models Hint at Caution

BIL: More Attractive Than Ever

The SPDR Bloomberg 1-3 Month T-Bill ETF remains an attractive investment with a high yield and low volatility. BIL's holdings consist solely of 1-3 month T-bills, making it a practically risk-free investment. The forecast for rate cuts has been pushed further out, making BIL even more attractive.

BIL: More Attractive Than Ever

T-Bills, Gold And Macro Volatility

Amrita Roy and Rob Isbitts are bullish on T-bills and gold as defensive investments in the current macroeconomic environment.

T-Bills, Gold And Macro Volatility

Zacks Investment Research

5 Hot ETFs of a Tumultuous Week

Overall, ETFs pulled in $24.5 million in capital last week, taking year-to-date inflows to $196.4 billion.

5 Hot ETFs of a Tumultuous Week

3 ETFs To Avoid, And Their Replacements

Some of the larger, more well-known ETFs have significant drawbacks and stronger peers. These include HYG, BIL, and MORT. A quick explanation of the shortcomings of these ETFs, and some stronger alternatives, follows.

3 ETFs To Avoid, And Their Replacements

BIL: T-Bills Are Good, But These Funds And Asset Classes Are Better

T-bills have become popular investments as yields have risen to 5.3%, and higher. Although t-bills are good investments, I think there are better ones. These include option strategies mimicking t-bill returns, floating rate treasuries, and AAA-rated CLO tranches.

BIL: T-Bills Are Good, But These Funds And Asset Classes Are Better

BIL: Still Too Early To Divest, But Keep Tabs On It

SPDR Bloomberg 1-3 Month T-Bill ETF is a hot topic of conversation amid an uncertain interest rate environment. The Federal Reserve's inaccuracy regarding future interest rates is stirring the pot. We think the money market and interest rates will deflate in late 2024 amid a potential slowdown in real economic growth.

BIL: Still Too Early To Divest, But Keep Tabs On It

More Big Changes To My Dividend Growth Portfolio

I have been actively reshaping my portfolio by selling off low-conviction holdings and focusing on high-growth compounders. I have reduced my holdings from roughly 90 to roughly 70 over the past 6 months or so. I am excited about my current allocations and believe my portfolio changes will set them up for continued double-digit annual income growth.

More Big Changes To My Dividend Growth Portfolio

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