Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF (BND)

Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF (BND $74.88)
- $74.88 Cap: $132B
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Broadcom Inc. (AVGO $349.33)
- $349.33 P/E (TTM): 89.11X Cap: $1.64T
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- $163.45 P/E (TTM): 15.79X Cap: $176.36B
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Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF (BND $74.88)
- $74.88 Cap: $132B
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Q: I know you don't like selling winners, but I am concerned about a bust following the AI boom which would devastate technology stocks (and the whole market). Nevertheless, I am thinking of selling some winners in my RRIF, AVGO and QCOM, to invest in BND, which would bring my bond allocation up to 10% weight. I have been retired for 15 years and live on the dividends from my portfolio. The growth in dividends has more than offset inflation and my portfolio income is more than enough for my lifestyle, so I have never seen the need for a higher bond weighting until now. Would this be a good move? Or do you think I being too fearful and should stay the course with my technology investments (currently 27% of my portfolio)?

Read Answer Asked by David on October 16, 2025

Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF (BND $74.88)
- $74.88 Cap: $132B
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- $13.40 Cap: $198M
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- $9.44 Cap: $24M
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Q: What are your thoughts on the prospects of this ETF?
Is it worth holding? What other suggestions might you have?

Read Answer Asked by Catherine on July 10, 2025

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- $84.47 P/E (TTM): 412.13X Cap: $51.94B
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Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF (BND $74.88)
- $74.88 Cap: $132B
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- $50.08 Cap: $465M
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- $13.94 Cap: $10M
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- $100.57 Cap: $58.89B
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Q: Hello 5i
I am overweight Nvidia and plan to sell some. At my stage it is probably wise to put this in fixed income. I don’t know much about this, however, and have been made a bit gunshy by hearing of people losing money in what one would imagine to be a safe and secure bet. So, iaskif you could give me some possibilities for US dollar fixed income in a non-registered account. Something that could reduce taxes would be helpful, as well
Thanks for your great service

Read Answer Asked by joseph on July 04, 2025