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iShares 3-7 Year Treasury Bond ETF

IEI

Attention (50-day avg)0%

Attention rank (50-day avg)#704

Bullish sentiment (50-day avg)21%

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What share of all ETF conversation is about IEI?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Attention	0% new	0% +0	0% 0	0% +0

Oct 22

The iShares 3-7 Year Treasury Bond ETF (IEI) may not be an effective hedge against a market drop due to its short duration and limited upside.
A 3x leveraged version of IEI could potentially be a better diversifier for a leveraged portfolio, as it would respond differently to a steepening yield curve.
IEI has historically outperformed other long-term treasury ETFs, such as TLT, as a diversifier, even in times of market stress.

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Sentiment

Of the messages about IEI that take a side, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Bullish	0%	33.33% +33.33	26.79% +8.75	14.8% -11.47
Bearish	100%	66.67% -33.33	73.21% -8.75	85.2% +11.47

Bullish· May 11

The iShares 3-7 Year Treasury Bond ETF (IEI) is expected to capture upside when yields start to drop due to potential rate cuts.
A longer duration treasury ETF is likely needed to fully benefit from a prolonged period of declining yields.
Treasury bond ETFs with longer durations, such as 10, 20, or 25 years, may offer more substantial upside potential when yields drop.

Bearish· Oct 22

IEI's short duration may not provide adequate protection against a market drop, as seen in 2008 when it rose 10% while a 3x leveraged Treasury fund would have risen 60%.
The concept of using a Treasury fund like IEI as a hedge is flawed, as it may not respond similarly to a leveraged Treasury fund in a market downturn.
A 3x leveraged IEI could be a better option than IEI alone, as it would maintain the same effective duration but provide increased diversification benefits, particularly in a steepening curve environment.

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Topics

Of the messages about IEI that carry a topic, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Macro	0%	65.22%	81.61%	75.1%
Technical Analysis	100%	34.78%	18.39%	24.9%

Oct 22

A 3x leveraged version of IEI could potentially be a better hedge than TLT due to its ability to respond differently to a steepening yield curve.
The steepening of the yield curve is a key factor in the performance of long-term treasuries, regardless of stock market performance, making IEI a more attractive option.
A portfolio containing unleveraged IEI and TLT can serve as a diversifier, outperforming other assets in certain market conditions.

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Community

Of the messages about IEI, what share comes from each group?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Regulars	0%	56.52%	83.91%	53.72%
Newcomers	100%	43.48%	16.09%	46.28%

Mar 15

The $IEI vs. $HYG ratio made a new high seven sessions ago, indicating a significant shift in market dynamics.
The iShares 3-7 Year Treasury Bond ETF ($IEI) is approaching a "risk-off breakout" look, but the necessary conditions have not yet been met.
$IEI has seen significant trading volume, with strong prints, including 2.1 million shares traded at a price of $118.02, and a total amount of $248,939,822.04.

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News

Fidelity's FIGB vs iShares' IEI: Which Bond ETF Wins?

Fidelity offers higher yields through corporate and government bonds, while iShares provides lower costs and pure Treasury exposure with less volatility.

26d agoYahoo Finance

The Bond Market Is Flashing a Warning Signal to Investors. Here's What Comes Next. | The Motley Fool

One of the most-watched Treasury bond yields is higher than it's been since 2007. Should you sell everything, or stay the course?

1mo agoThe Motley Fool

TLT: AI Productivity Gains Threaten Long-End Treasuries (NASDAQ:TLT)

1mo agoSeeking Alpha

These Treasury ETFs offer low-cost exposure as investors navigate rates (SCHQ:NYSEARCA)

1mo agoSeeking Alpha

Should ETF Investors Flock to Municipal Bonds or Treasuries in 2026? | The Motley Fool

MUB offers lower costs and stronger 5-year returns, while IEI provides government backing and higher current yield. Which fits your tax situation?

1mo agoThe Motley Fool

Kevin Warsh Did Not Impress the Bond Market -- 30-Year Yields Are Up to 5.2%. Here's What This Might Mean for Investors in These 2 ETFs. | The Motley Fool

Unless the Fed gets tougher on inflation, investors in long-term Treasury bonds will feel the pain.

2mo agoThe Motley Fool

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Investors talking about IEI also mention

#	Name	Attention
1	iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETFIEF	0.01%0
2	iShares 10-20 Year Treasury Bond ETFTLH	0%new
3	PIMCO 25+ Year Zero Coupon U.S. Treasury Index Exchange-Traded FundZROZ	0.29%+0.22
4	iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETFHYG	0.17%+0.06
5	iShares TIPS Bond ETFTIP	0%new
6	iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETFTLT	3.09%+1.02
7	iShares S&P GSCI Commodity-Indexed TrustGSG	0%new
8	iShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETFLQD	0.04%+0.04
9	SPDR Bloomberg High Yield Bond ETFJNK	0.03%+0.02
10	iShares Core U.S. Aggregate Bond ETFAGG	0.03%+0.01

iShares 3-7 Year Treasury Bond ETF

iShares 3-7 Year Treasury Bond ETF is a fixed-income exchange-traded fund that aims to track the ICE U.S. Treasury 3-7 Year Bond Index by holding U.S. Treasury securities with remaining maturities between three and seven years. The fund is designed to provide targeted exposure to the intermediate part of the U.S. government bond market, making it a core tool for investors seeking broad Treasury exposure without selecting individual bonds. Its portfolio focuses on publicly issued U.S. Treasury notes, emphasizing high-credit-quality sovereign debt and a maturity range that sits between short-term cash-like instruments and longer-duration bond funds. Managed by BlackRock under the iShares brand, iShares 3-7 Year Treasury Bond ETF plays an important role in fixed-income portfolios as a liquid vehicle for accessing intermediate-term government debt and managing interest-rate sensitivity.

Location

United States

Social

What share of all ETF conversation is about IEI?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Attention	0% new	0% +0	0% 0	0% +0

Oct 22

The iShares 3-7 Year Treasury Bond ETF (IEI) may not be an effective hedge against a market drop due to its short duration and limited upside.
A 3x leveraged version of IEI could potentially be a better diversifier for a leveraged portfolio, as it would respond differently to a steepening yield curve.
IEI has historically outperformed other long-term treasury ETFs, such as TLT, as a diversifier, even in times of market stress.

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Sentiment

Of the messages about IEI that take a side, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Bullish	0%	33.33% +33.33	26.79% +8.75	14.8% -11.47
Bearish	100%	66.67% -33.33	73.21% -8.75	85.2% +11.47

Bullish· May 11

The iShares 3-7 Year Treasury Bond ETF (IEI) is expected to capture upside when yields start to drop due to potential rate cuts.
A longer duration treasury ETF is likely needed to fully benefit from a prolonged period of declining yields.
Treasury bond ETFs with longer durations, such as 10, 20, or 25 years, may offer more substantial upside potential when yields drop.

Bearish· Oct 22

IEI's short duration may not provide adequate protection against a market drop, as seen in 2008 when it rose 10% while a 3x leveraged Treasury fund would have risen 60%.
The concept of using a Treasury fund like IEI as a hedge is flawed, as it may not respond similarly to a leveraged Treasury fund in a market downturn.
A 3x leveraged IEI could be a better option than IEI alone, as it would maintain the same effective duration but provide increased diversification benefits, particularly in a steepening curve environment.

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Topics

Of the messages about IEI that carry a topic, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Macro	0%	65.22%	81.61%	75.1%
Technical Analysis	100%	34.78%	18.39%	24.9%

Oct 22

A 3x leveraged version of IEI could potentially be a better hedge than TLT due to its ability to respond differently to a steepening yield curve.
The steepening of the yield curve is a key factor in the performance of long-term treasuries, regardless of stock market performance, making IEI a more attractive option.
A portfolio containing unleveraged IEI and TLT can serve as a diversifier, outperforming other assets in certain market conditions.

Generated by AI

Community

Of the messages about IEI, what share comes from each group?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Regulars	0%	56.52%	83.91%	53.72%
Newcomers	100%	43.48%	16.09%	46.28%

Mar 15

The $IEI vs. $HYG ratio made a new high seven sessions ago, indicating a significant shift in market dynamics.
The iShares 3-7 Year Treasury Bond ETF ($IEI) is approaching a "risk-off breakout" look, but the necessary conditions have not yet been met.
$IEI has seen significant trading volume, with strong prints, including 2.1 million shares traded at a price of $118.02, and a total amount of $248,939,822.04.

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iShares 3-7 Year Treasury Bond ETF

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Oct 22

Bullish· May 11

Bearish· Oct 22

Oct 22

Mar 15

Fidelity's FIGB vs iShares' IEI: Which Bond ETF Wins?

The Bond Market Is Flashing a Warning Signal to Investors. Here's What Comes Next. | The Motley Fool

TLT: AI Productivity Gains Threaten Long-End Treasuries (NASDAQ:TLT)

These Treasury ETFs offer low-cost exposure as investors navigate rates (SCHQ:NYSEARCA)

Should ETF Investors Flock to Municipal Bonds or Treasuries in 2026? | The Motley Fool

Kevin Warsh Did Not Impress the Bond Market -- 30-Year Yields Are Up to 5.2%. Here's What This Might Mean for Investors in These 2 ETFs. | The Motley Fool

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iShares 3-7 Year Treasury Bond ETF

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Fidelity's FIGB vs iShares' IEI: Which Bond ETF Wins?

The Bond Market Is Flashing a Warning Signal to Investors. Here's What Comes Next. | The Motley Fool

TLT: AI Productivity Gains Threaten Long-End Treasuries (NASDAQ:TLT)

These Treasury ETFs offer low-cost exposure as investors navigate rates (SCHQ:NYSEARCA)

Should ETF Investors Flock to Municipal Bonds or Treasuries in 2026? | The Motley Fool

Kevin Warsh Did Not Impress the Bond Market -- 30-Year Yields Are Up to 5.2%. Here's What This Might Mean for Investors in These 2 ETFs. | The Motley Fool

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