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Date: August 13th, 2026 11:01 AM
Author: .,.,...,.,.;,.,,,:,.,.,::,...,:,.;,..,
no one uses this gay shit you fag. AI trolls are worse than climate change alarmists in not being able to explain wtf the thing is actually doing
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5892715&forum_id=2.#50065391) |
Date: August 13th, 2026 12:19 PM Author: UhOh
i don't use AI, can you do me a favor and run a trade analysis? i want to know if there's a way to trade SGOV and VTIP that generates a higher yield than buying and holding either one of them. SGOV price is completely predictable, VTIP price has some volatility. there are two potential areas for arbitrage - one is that SGOV pays monthly, and VTIP pays quarterly, so there may be an opportunity to hold SGOV for the first month, sell the gain, then jump into VTIP for the next two months, then effectively get paid four months worth of dividends for three months of holding. this assumes VTIP price doesn't rise proportionately in the first month, which seems to be true - it rises disproportionately as the record date approaches. the other issue is that VTIP routinely pays a terrible dividend in the first quarter, like 10-20% of what the other quarters pay out. it has something to do with the way the fund is structured. SGOV is stable aside from fed rate decisions. so it seems that the move would be to hold SGOV for the first 3-4 months, then move into VTIP for the rest of the year while making the first-month-of-the-quarter SGOV trade described above. of course both of these ETFs drop in price on ex-dividend day, so trading could result in equity loses. but as long as VTIP price stays stable, which is has for a long time, it seems like you could get out of any downturn eventually. on the other hand, if you can move in and out of this trade without a lot of equity loss, you could pick up an extra 3 or 4 monthly dividends per year. is it possible to run this trade historically and see how it works out? seems to me you could cop something like 6-7% at a very low risk.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5892715&forum_id=2.#50065483) |
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Date: August 13th, 2026 1:27 PM Author: UhOh
here's the specific trade, mostly trying to avoid record dates because of the subsequent drop in price, instead cashing in on price increases leading up to record dates:
jan 1, buy SGOV
april 30, sell SGOV, buy VTIP
june 25, sell VTIP, buy SGOV
july 31, sell SGOV, buy VTIP
september 25, sell VTIP, buy SGOV
october 31, sell SGOV, buy VTIP
dec 20, sell VTIP, buy SGOV
over the past 10 years, does this trade result in a higher yield than holding SGOV or VTIP all year?
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5892715&forum_id=2.#50065673) |
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