The iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) received an initial 'Hold/Accumulate' rank with a score of 0.263 on November 20, 2025. Over the preceding four days, the ETF recorded a gain of 0.16%, averaging 0.04% daily. On the last trading day, November 20, 2025, TLT closed at $89.23, marking a 0.394% increase, with rising volume indicating a positive technical sign. The ETF's daily fluctuation was approximately 0.489%, ranging between $88.99 and $89.42. Its 52-week price range was $83.30 to $94.85, and it was 5.93% below its 52-week high. The all-time high was $179.70 on March 9, 2020. Short-term trends (3 months) indicate a weak rising trajectory, projecting a potential change of approximately 3.19% and returns between 1.99% and 7.55%. Long-term analysis (12 months) predicts a change of -0.99%, with a potential range of -7.34% to +2.07%. News items highlight long-duration Treasuries benefiting from a cooling job market, recession fears, and potential Fed rate cuts, driving yields down and TLT prices up. Institutional buying and TLT's pure long-duration exposure are positive factors. However, volatility risks from equity market rebounds or unexpected inflation prints could reverse gains. Technical signals present a mixed outlook for the short-term, with MACD, Pivots, Short MA, and Long MA issuing 'Sell' signals, while Bollinger and Cross MA(1)/MA35 indicate 'Buy' signals. A sell signal from a pivot top on October 22, 2025, has led to a -3.07% fall, suggesting further declines until a new bottom pivot. A current sell signal from the 3-month MACD is noted. The ETF generally exhibits very low daily volatility (0.633% weekly), categorizing its risk as very low. Resistance is identified at $89.38, with support at $89.19. A stop-loss is suggested at $85.43, representing a -4.26% decrease from the current price. For Friday, November 21, 2025, TLT is expected to open lower by approximately $0.0183 at $89.21.