Post #22 by bighairymike on the Investing Beginners board

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And I just bought my first treasuries, last week. I bought one a couple months ago, but it was the minimum so see how it works. Now i have more significant funds in them, so I need to go through the entire cycle before I can say I understand them. I don't trust my intellect alone and need the actual experience of it to get the full sense of the things. - beginner

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Despite investing in stocks, mutual finds, and ETF's for decades, I am new to Treasuries as well. I just recently bought my very first one and I posted about the experience over on the retirement board. You may find a morsel of information useful at this link

https://www.shrewdm.com/MB?pid=741657

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