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TLT Hits 52-Week Low, Yet Billions Pour In: Is Long-Duration Treasury ETF Becoming an ‘Ice Cream’ Trade?

Oct 2, 2026 · 12:14 PM ET· updated 56m ago
TLT Hits 52-Week Low, Yet Billions Pour In: Is Long-Duration Treasury ETF Becoming an ‘Ice Cream’ Trade?

TLT hits a 52-week low as investors pour billions into the Treasury ETF. It's like a bowl of ice cream and "you're starving," Balchunas says.

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TLT is a Treasury ETF hitting low prices while lots of money flows in. When investors buy something cheaper, it might mean they think it will bounce back.

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