The 60/40 portfolio isn’t dead—it’s just evolving. By replacing corporate bonds with securitized credit, $DBLTX offers lower correlation to equities and potentially stronger risk-adjusted returns. https://t.co/yEFqruubJU

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Across the DoubleLine Low Duration Bond $DBLSX, Flexible Income $DFLEX, Core Fixed Income $DBLFX, and Opportunistic Core Bond ETF $DBND strategies, DoubleLine emphasizes high-quality credit, shorter cash flows, and disciplined duration positioning. https://t.co/ExIVkVuw7V

The DoubleLine Flexible Income Fund $DFLEX blends yield and flexibility with exposure across securitized credit, agencies, and high-quality corporates — built to navigate a late-cycle economy. https://t.co/ExIVkVv3Xt

The DoubleLine Core Fixed Income Fund $DBLFX holds a balanced mix of credit and agency exposure, positioned for yield with less duration risk than the index — a disciplined core approach for today’s bond market. https://t.co/qLKP60L1Jd

The DoubleLine Opportunistic Core Bond ETF $DBND extends DoubleLine’s active credit approach to the ETF format — combining intermediate duration with a focus on quality yield and efficient risk management. https://t.co/qLKP60L1Jd

The DoubleLine Low Duration Bond Fund $DBLSX continues to outyield cash while maintaining a short, defensive profile — high quality credit and front-end TIPS positioning for stability in an uncertain rate environment. https://t.co/qLKP60LzyL

Jeffrey Sherman discusses how labor market shifts, fiscal policy, and Fed dynamics are shaping the macro and market outlook — and how DoubleLine Funds are positioned for yield, quality, and balance in today’s fixed income environment. https://t.co/ExIVkVuw7V

$DABS is 100% investment grade and backed by real assets, it offers strong downside protection even in a late-cycle environment. https://t.co/SmqLFwlD0A

Counting on allocations to Treasuries to offset equity risk? DoubleLine active fixed-income ETFs aim to meet traditional FI goals of generating income and offsetting equity risk while avoiding naïve indexation of presumed safe havens. 👉 https://t.co/L2ozwtu61a

DoubleLine fixed-income ETFs offer allocators the choice between a turnkey approach to the broad fixed-income universe or targeting of specific markets. $DBND $DMBS $DCRE $DABS $DMX https://t.co/PYGFyuBOm0

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“You can buy current coupon mortgages that trade about 150 basis points over Treasuries… that’s more than corporate bonds today.” — Jeffrey Sherman on why $DBND is heavily allocated to mortgages. https://t.co/CqoMfOAlls

Portfolio Managers Andrew Hsu and Fifi Wong unpack how ABS are evolving into a powerful tool for accessing the real economy – linking investors to sectors like transportation, telecom and consumer credit through secured, cash-flowing assets. $DABS https://t.co/SmqLFwlD0A

In addition to interest-rate, credit & inflation cycles, fiscal imbalances of sovereign debt issuers raise risks for naïve indexation of traditional safe havens. Fortunately, DoubleLine ETFs offer active alternatives in fixed income. https://t.co/PYGFyuBOm0

With 56% in commercial ABS and a focus on resilient sectors like aviation and digital infrastructure, $DABS is built to navigate all economic environments while generating consistent alpha. https://t.co/SmqLFwlD0A

$DABS is 100% investment grade and backed by real assets, it offers strong downside protection even in a late-cycle environment. https://t.co/SmqLFwlD0A

“You can buy current coupon mortgages that trade about 150 basis points over Treasuries… that’s more than corporate bonds today.” — Jeffrey Sherman on why $DBND is heavily allocated to mortgages. https://t.co/CqoMfOAlls