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I’d guess that holding bonds until maturity in the form of a bond ladder was more common from 1980-2000, but since then bond funds have become more common.
by bradleyjg 6y ago
I’d guess that holding bonds until maturity in the form of a bond ladder was more common from 1980-2000, but since then bond funds have become more common.
- tomatocracy 6y agoI think large institutional investors buying credit (as opposed to treasuries - not sure what really happens there now) are still mostly following a buy and hold strategy. But yes, I'd agree that's likely the case for individuals (including through retirement accounts).