2026-01-21 14:44:24

Market players are reconsidering some of last year's most lucrative bond strategies. Why? Escalating geopolitical tensions mixed with mounting deficit concerns are hammering long-duration debt again. Investors who rode that trade hard are now weighing whether to jump back in or sit tight. The calculus is shifting—and fast.

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LiquidatedAgain

· 01-24 14:36

Here we go again... Last year, I made a killing on that long-term debt wave, and now it's starting to wobble again. I told you, this is a typical chasing the rally and selling off mentality. When geopolitical risks arise, they immediately retreat. When borrowing rates spike, liquidation prices are right in front of us. If only I had known earlier, brothers.

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MetadataExplorer

· 01-24 08:53

Bond traders are now considering whether to play the long bond again, but I think this time is really different. With such high geopolitical risks, are they still rushing in?

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VitaliksTwin

· 01-24 04:08

Geopolitical instability throws off bond strategies, and this wave is really intense.

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