Quant Links Digest: Revisiting the Role of Long Bonds in Portfolios
ORIGINAL / Recent Quant Links from Quantocracy as of 10/10/2026
This card is based on Quantocracy's link digest dated Oct 10, 2026, which includes a discussion on the role of long bonds in portfolios; however, the given content only mentions that the 30-year Treasury yield closed at 5.60% in the first week of October, its highest since 2002, and then truncates after 'TLT', without providing specific new findings or conclusions.
01 ABSTRACT
Fact: Quantocracy published a quant link digest dated Oct 10, 2026, including an article discussing whether long bonds still belong in portfolios. Fact: The summary mentions that the 30-year Treasury yield closed at 5.60% in the first week of October, its highest since 2002. Author's view: The article title suggests the role of long bonds remains worth discussing, but the summary does not provide specific arguments.
02 KEY FINDINGS
- Quantocracy published a quant link digest dated Oct 10, 2026
- One article is titled 'Why Long Bonds Still Belong in the Portfolio'
- The summary mentions the 30-year Treasury yield closed at 5.60% in the first week of October, its highest since 2002
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