How are these medium term?

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How are these medium term?

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25468PDN3 - Disney bonds.
Listed by Vanguard as "medium term notes."
Maturity: 2046. That's 27 years from now. How is that medium term?
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dualstow wrote: ↑Fri Sep 06, 2019 2:30 pm 25468PDN3 - Disney bonds.
Listed by Vanguard as "medium term notes."
Maturity: 2046. That's 27 years from now. How is that medium term?
Huh.

Maybe in the context of all this talk about 100 year bonds, they might be considered medium term? I'm grasping at straws. Yeah, strange. :o
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Medium Nosferatu Term?
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