Dear Mr. Market:

First off, if you want to know how amazing Artificial Intelligence is, the following list of article titles were generated for this article in the matter of four seconds! (we picked the first one and the rest of this article is typed with regular human toiling!)

FYI: If you’ve never used ChatGPT, before try it! Much of its delivery is on what and how you ask things and in this case here is the prompt/reply that we asked of it:

Certainly! Here are a couple of article title ideas that play on the “going long” football reference while discussing extending bond allocations, especially in a recessionary context and using the TLT ticker symbol:

1. “Going Long in Two Fields: Why TLT Could Be Your MVP During Recessions”
2. “Huddling Up for Stability: TLT’s Game Plan for Going Long in a Recession”
3. “Scoring Big in Bonds: Going Long with TLT Amidst Recession Signals”
4. “Touchdown for Investors: TLT’s Playbook for Going Long in Uncertain Markets”
5. “Bonds and Touchdowns: TLT’s Strategy for Going Long in Recessions”
6. “From Gridiron to Portfolio: Going Long with TLT’s Defensive Play”
7. “Executing the Long Game: TLT’s Endurance in a Recessional Season”
8. “Tackling Recession Risk: Going Long with TLT’s Defensive Line”
9. “The Bond Field Advantage: Going Long with TLT Amid Market Turbulence”
10. “Scouting for Opportunities: Going Long with TLT’s Recessional Defense”

Now…on to business and what we’re talking about today, which is not related to football but rather recession worries, market strategy, and in our opinion how one should consider adjusting the bond piece of their allocation to hedge what we see coming. If you’re in the growing and increasingly popular camp of preparing for a stock market crash or just a general recession, here’s one adjustment and hedge that you may want to consider.