> No, it really isn't. There are much lower risk options than stocks or bonds that are liquid.
Yes, what you want is the repo market, or the eurodollar market. But wait, see what happend on these market during the last crisis ? If you really want a risk-free market, what you want is tradind the fed funds market, except :
1. You can't since you aren't a bank.
2. The interest rate is shit.
3. It's basically what you already do when you have your money on a bank account.
There is no such thing as a free lunch, if you want something safe and liquid, it's not going to pay well.
Yes, what you want is the repo market, or the eurodollar market. But wait, see what happend on these market during the last crisis ? If you really want a risk-free market, what you want is tradind the fed funds market, except :
1. You can't since you aren't a bank.
2. The interest rate is shit.
3. It's basically what you already do when you have your money on a bank account.
There is no such thing as a free lunch, if you want something safe and liquid, it's not going to pay well.