Long-term treasury bond is not a legitimate flight to a quality asset. That’s a pretty scary statement coming from a bond guy.

Gundlach says Fed will launch QE if yields hit 6%.

Jeff Gundlach: "I believe at 6%, the Fed will announce QE (aka buying long term bonds) and when they do, you will have to be very quick, and buy as much as you possibly could, because it'll be just like when they announced buying corporate bonds during COVID… bonds ripped$TLT pic.twitter.com/v2RUflXb47

— Zoomer 🧢 (@zoomyzoomm) December 8, 2025

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— Zoomer 🧢 (@zoomyzoomm) December 8, 2025

Long-term treasury bond is not a legitimate flight to a quality asset. That’s a pretty scary statement coming from a bond guy.

— Walter (5%) Sobczyk (@WalterSobczyk) December 8, 2025

Grok:

Long-term Treasuries (20-30 years) stand to gain the most from Fed QE targeting them, due to higher duration and price sensitivity to lower yields. For cost efficiency, consider SPTL (SPDR Portfolio Long Term Treasury ETF) with a 0.03% expense ratio and avg. maturity ~22 years.