by arnavsahu336 on 1/11/24, 9:28 PM with 2 comments
Interest rates will drop soon. Treasury money market funds only invest in short-term securities and hence, their interest rates will drop as the Fed cuts rates.
With Treasury Bills, your rate is locked in if you hold to maturity. So if you buy a 1-year T-Bill, your rate is locked in no matter what happens.
What are the others doing to hedge against a future environment where rates drop?
by AnimalMuppet on 1/11/24, 9:31 PM
For a year.
If that satisfies you, then good. If not... longer maturities?