Post #1371 by UpNorthJoe on the Macroeconomic Trends and Risks board

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Wendy, I know you were replying to Goofy, but that is exactly what happened when I sold my I-bond(s?) early, I just redeemed/cashed them in, did not sell on a secondary market, just sold
them back to the Government.

I made decent risk free money on them, thanks to you alerting everybody on TMF that the yield was attractive. I don't comment a lot, but I read most all of your posts, even though we have very different risk tolerances. But room in the world for both views, especially as I age. But I can only wrap my head around owning long duration bonds if there is a chance for capital gains. I see and feel inflation in our future.

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