Supertruper Treasury Bonds have gotten plenty of interest over the past 2 years, given the rise in yields, that are backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. government. That's enticing for buyers who prize reliable income. However, I haven't been a buyer due to limited upside potential and reinvestment risk. With signals of a rate cut looming, the bond market has responded in-kind, with the yield on the 1-year treasury note now falling to 4.39%, down from 4.7% a few months ago. This means that invest ...