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On the kristal.AI platform, they are recommending that we put our spare money into this BLACKROCK FLOATING RATE BOND ETF. I am currently DCA-ing into S&P 500 (IVV), and do have some spare cash currently waiting to be invested. Is this a safe option for somebody in my position or anyone for that matter?
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Depends on your intention. If it is capital appreciation, then definitely not.
Based on historical performance, the 5 year return is 1.37%, even lower than what you can get from bank interest. If you objective is a non volatile and safe investment, then SSB is still an option with interest (1.46%-1.91%, April).
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Hi There,
Since you already have an equity DCA, I am assuming you have an asset allocation or risk profile. For parking surplus cash, a floating rate bond ETF is a good option as it gives low volatility and some return with short time horizon. However, if interest rates keep going down, the floating rate ETF returns will go down.
Hope this helps,
Cynthia