10-Year Treasury Note ($TNX)

By combining a core ladder of cash-generating fixed income with a right-sized overlay of TLT put spreads or specialized rate-hedge ETFs, investors can protect portfolio capital against sudden rate spikes...

Treasuries have reclaimed the yield advantage, with fewer than 4% of S&P 500 stocks now yielding more than the 10-year Treasury (near 4.69%), compared with nearly 63% a decade ago.

A persistent 4% to 5% long-term bond rate makes fixed income a viable competitor to stocks for the first time in nearly two decades.

Many investors haven't heard of so-called floater ETFs. But they can offer a great way to stabilize your portfolio amid a rising-rate environment. Here's what to know.

After more than a decade of being starved for yield by the Federal Reserve, the bond market is finally offering us a clean, honest 5% return on zero-risk U.S. government debt.

This threat is why I am constantly thinking and evaluating my fixed income strategy.

With sticky inflation re-emerging as the dominant macro story, retail investors are aggressively searching for a shield to protect their purchasing power.

Our ETF columnist addresses the knowledge gap in bonds and explains how equity-loving investors can build a bond ladder for safety.

Palantir shares sink despite President Trump’s public praise of its capabilities. Here’s what weighed on PLTR stock today and whether you should buy the current dip.

Price action in bonds and precious metals suggests that energy price shocks will start to taper and any surge in inflation will also simmer in the near term.