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Buy bonds when the Fed is planning to hike interest rates?
Yes, it sounds counterintuitive. But financial analyst Lance Roberts thinks there’s a good case to be made for owning long-dated US Treasurys here.
He foresees a number of catalysts that could bring down interest rates on 20- and 30-year US Treasury bonds, thus raising their prices.
To learn, why — as well as to hear Lance explain the fundamentals of how bonds trade — watch this week’s Weekly Market Recap video.
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