Q: I'm thinking of investing in US Long-dated TIPS.
Does this make sense: good real yield right now, and if inflation persists then the yield remains high. Flip side, if we enter a recession and the Fed reverses and lowers rates or pivots to QE then the long duration would make for good capital gains.
1) Please point out any flaws in my above reasoning/if there are other risks I'm not seeing.
2) Please recommend 2 long(er) dated US TIPS ETFs that you think are good.
Does this make sense: good real yield right now, and if inflation persists then the yield remains high. Flip side, if we enter a recession and the Fed reverses and lowers rates or pivots to QE then the long duration would make for good capital gains.
1) Please point out any flaws in my above reasoning/if there are other risks I'm not seeing.
2) Please recommend 2 long(er) dated US TIPS ETFs that you think are good.