This is worth doing Ken.  Pull up a one month chart of TQQQ and add TMF as a comparison stock.  See how it might be tempting for a trader to attempt to flip back and forth?  In a paired trade last month they are both positive, but it takes the daily volatility out when TQQQ has a particularly big move.  Works about the same with QQQ/TLT.  You can't see the point in a long-term chart.  Now look at ten years.  The bond fund is chugging along paying you a 2 or 5% yield over the long-term unless rates make a big move.  QQQ is blowing TLT away as a long-term hold in a strong bull market obviously.  Graphically you can't see how it would be beneficial in a pair over a longer term, but it is if you are using rules and trading in and out of QQQ, or at least adjusting the ratio of QQQ vs the long-term bond fund.
	
	
	
	
		
		
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