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iShares Core 1-5 Year USD Bond ETF

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The Motley Fool
6 days ago
Why a $3 Million Bond ETF Buy Signals a Shift Toward Short Duration Safety
Atlanta-based Cahaba Wealth Management added 66,931 shares of ISTB in the fourth quarter. The estimated trade value was $3.27 million based on quarterly average pricing.
Why a $3 Million Bond ETF Buy Signals a Shift Toward Short Duration Safety
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The Motley Fool
9 days ago
Acorns Advisers Loads Up On ISTB With 794K Shares
Acorns Advisers added 793,589 shares in ISTB, raising exposure by $40.69 million. The transaction represents a 0.3% change in 13F reportable AUM.
Acorns Advisers Loads Up On ISTB With 794K Shares
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Seeking Alpha
18 days ago
ISTB: An Attractive Play On Lower Rates
The iShares Core 1-5 Year USD Bond ETF (ISTB) offers a low-risk, short-duration fixed income play amid expectations for lower rates in 2026. ISTB tracks the BBG US Universal 1-5 Year Index, with a portfolio duration of 2.6 years and a 4% SEC yield. The fund is predominantly investment grade (88% rated AA or better) and holds over 6,800 securities, with 52% in Treasuries.
ISTB: An Attractive Play On Lower Rates
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The Motley Fool
1 month ago
Better ETF: Vanguard BSV vs. iShares ISTB
Vanguard Short-Term Bond ETF delivers similar returns and risk to ISTB but at a lower expense ratio. BSV holds just 30 bonds versus ISTB's nearly 7,000, leading to different sector exposures.
Better ETF: Vanguard BSV vs. iShares ISTB
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The Motley Fool
3 months ago
Lineweaver Wealth Trims $9.8 Million in Short-Term Bond ETF as Investors Pivot to Stocks
On Friday, Lineweaver Wealth Advisors disclosed the sale of 201,311 shares of ISTB worth an estimated $9.8 million based on average prices in the third quarter.
Lineweaver Wealth Trims $9.8 Million in Short-Term Bond ETF as Investors Pivot to Stocks
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Seeking Alpha
7 months ago
ISTB: Uncertainty Could Drive Up Credit Spread And Yield Curve
Calming of credit spreads has restored performance despite upward yield curve translations being enduring. We worry about the remote risks to the USD currency status and the cost of capital implications. We also think that things could get ugly with tariffs still, and that credit spreads back to historical lows despite inflation risks from tariffs and limited pricing power is problematic.
ISTB: Uncertainty Could Drive Up Credit Spread And Yield Curve