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Data 2026-07-20
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AEOAE RESEARCH

Treasury Bond ETF Comparison

Treasury Bond comparison currently matches 6 ETFs in the published snapshot. 0 are bullish or improving, 0 are neutral, and 6 are bearish or weakening.

Treasury Bond6 ETFsData 2026-07-20

Page Focus

This page compares ETFs linked to Treasury Bond using the current aeoae data fields. It is intentionally neutral: the goal is to show structure differences, not to declare a permanent winner.

The comparison is organized by trend label, boundary accuracy, sample history and structure score. When several ETFs track similar exposure, small differences in fees, liquidity, tracking method and trading usage may matter more than a one-day signal.

The boundary framework is closed after the session and reviewed the next day only. That keeps the comparison free of hindsight edits and lets the nearest boundary hits serve as practical stage targets instead of moving goalposts.

Read the table as a research checklist. A stronger structure today can fade, while a weaker structure may repair later; the page updates with the published dataset.

Current Snapshot

Matched ETFs
6
Bullish
0
Neutral
0
Bearish
6

Research Lens

Exposure match
Treasury Bond

Start by confirming that products really track the intended exposure.

Structure spread
0.24

A wider spread means same-theme products are behaving less alike.

Research order
Accuracy -> structure -> costs

Signal quality comes before a cosmetic one-day ranking.

Structure Details

Average boundary accuracy is 70.4%. The table is sorted by accuracy first, then structure score, because a clean boundary history matters when comparing similar exposures.

This page does not choose a winner. It narrows the research field and sends users to single-ETF pages for boundary prices, replay context and risk notes.

Reading Guide

Compare structure together with fees, liquidity, holdings and tax context; a short-term signal is only one research layer.

Diagnostic Table

Trend bucketCountShare
strong bullish zone00.0%
bullish-leaning zone00.0%
neutral zone00.0%
bearish-leaning zone350.0%
strong bearish zone350.0%

Sample Layers

History bucketCountShare
standard evaluation6100.0%

Representative ETFs

TickerNameTrendAccuracySample
SHYGSHYGbearish-leaning zone71.5%standard evaluation
USHYUSHYbearish-leaning zone71.5%standard evaluation
IEFIEFbearish-leaning zone71.2%standard evaluation
IEFAIEFAstrong bearish zone69.4%standard evaluation
TLTTLTstrong bearish zone69.4%standard evaluation
TLTWTLTWstrong bearish zone69.2%standard evaluation

Breadth Within The Benchmark

strong bullish zone
0.0% · 0/6
bullish-leaning zone
0.0% · 0/6
neutral zone
0.0% · 0/6
bearish-leaning zone
50.0% · 3/6
strong bearish zone
50.0% · 3/6

Comparison Logic

Same exposure, different behavior

Tracking one benchmark does not make every ETF identical once liquidity, fee drag and boundary quality diverge.

Why dispersion matters

A wider structure spread tells users the group is not moving as one block, even before checking a single day move.

What to verify next

Use the comparison page to narrow candidates, then confirm official holdings, fees, liquidity and detail-page replay context.

12-Factor Reading Frame

Position layer
Avg vs L3 -0.8%

Separates names just above the midpoint from names already stretched away from it.

Replay layer
Upper 20d 0.0% / Lower 20d 0.0%

Upper confirmation and lower support quality can diverge even inside one peer set.

Sample layer
Average history 0 days

Sample depth changes how much weight a comparison deserves.

12-Factor Peer Comparison

TickerNameTrendLinesZoneStructure fitReplay fitvs L3vs L1L4 stateSamples
SHYGSHYGbearish-leaning zone1--171.5%71.5%-0.2%0.1%below trigger--
USHYUSHYbearish-leaning zone1--171.5%71.5%-0.2%0.2%below trigger--
IEFIEFbearish-leaning zone1--171.2%71.2%-0.5%0.1%below trigger--
IEFAIEFAstrong bearish zone0--069.4%69.4%-1.9%-0.1%below trigger--
TLTTLTstrong bearish zone0--069.4%69.4%-1.3%-0.4%below trigger--
TLTWTLTWstrong bearish zone0--069.2%69.2%-1.0%-0.4%below trigger--

Stage Replay Frame

Active phases
0/6

Shows how many ETFs currently have an open stage target from the detail-page replay logic.

Stage replay
48.3%

Average historical hit rate of completed phase samples, useful for judging evidence depth.

Boundary review
L4 60d 48.3% / Edge60 36.2

Combines target-zone replay with boundary-review quality instead of using price movement alone.

Detail-Page Stage Replay Comparison

TickerNameCurrent phaseTargetGapDaysReplay samplesHit rateAvg daysL4 15dL4 30dL4 60dStabilityEdge 20Edge 60
SHYGSHYGTracking43.0682.0%47520.0%50.820.0%20.0%20.0%lower confidence 33.8%53.849.4
USHYUSHYTracking37.2831.1%9540.0%41.220.0%20.0%40.0%lower confidence 33.6%50.944.1
IEFIEFTracking95.9392.6%3540.0%43.70.0%0.0%40.0%lower confidence 31.6%33.033.7
IEFAIEFATracking102.1466.9%123100.0%37.30.0%33.3%100.0%moderate 38.1%30.528.4
TLTTLTTracking88.4825.5%49450.0%39.50.0%50.0%50.0%lower confidence 29.2%32.433.1
TLTWTLTW--22.7845.0%--540.0%50.020.0%20.0%40.0%lower confidence 34.3%23.128.5

Research Use Cases

What it answers

Whether the current structure is broad, narrow, improving or defensive.

What it does not answer

It does not decide suitability, future return, tax treatment or position size.

Next step

Open representative ETF detail pages and verify holdings, costs and liquidity.

Risk note: comparison is based on current data and does not rank future returns.