The yield on a bond calculated by dividing the value of all the interest payments that will be paid until the maturity date, plus interest on interest, by the principal amount received at the maturity date, taking in to consideration
whatever gain or loss is realized from the bond at the maturity date.
It merely magnifies
whatever gains or losses may materialize.
Not exact matches
I interpreted the article as you should still try to get your goal calories / carbs / protein / fat in (
whatever your goals are for weight
loss or gain, depending), but just in that window of «feasting» time, rather than all day long.
Yeah, they have less sugar in it but for
whatever reason, every time somebody does some science on it, you see the same weight
gain,
or lack of weight
loss when you switch to diet.
Whatever stocks - bonds blend you ultimately decide on, make sure you rebalance occasionally to ensure that
gains or losses in different holdings doesn't cause your portfolio to stray too far from your target mix.
Whatever loss or gain that you experience after that is taxed as described in the sections above.