How to invest through Trump's turbulent tariffs for a young investor

How tariff policy unpredictability is rippling through U.S. Treasury bonds

By Atul Bhatia, CFA Investors in 30-year Treasury bonds don’t ask for much. They’re buying what is typically the highest volatility slice of an asset class that historically tends to underperform equities over multidecade time horizons. On a risk-return basis, that’s not a great combination. What makes it viable is that some of the major buyers of the long bond, as the 30-year Treasury is known, are foreign institutions, life insurers, and othe…

How to invest through Trump's turbulent tariffs for a young investor

Uncertainty is the name of the game these days. How can young investors reduce risk in their portfolios through this market volatility while staying invested?