Not exact matches
The way to make money in
high yield bonds over the long term is to try to
avoid as many of the eventual defaults as possible.
Wilson recommends investors emphasize international over domestic equities and upgrade their
bond portfolios,
avoiding high yield.
One is an effort by the banks to anticipate
higher bond yields and
avoid repeated increases in mortgage rates.
The advice on
avoiding high -
yield debt needs more explanation, because
bonds with
high payouts are not especially sensitive to interest rate movements.
You may want to
avoid more volatile investments such as cyclical stocks, commodities and commodity stocks, growth stocks, and
high -
yield bonds.
Investors should
avoid reaching too far out on the risky limbs of
higher -
yielding junk
bonds and
high - dividend stocks, he says.
High -
yield bond investment is a different art: the trick is to
avoid the losers; then the winners will take care of themselves.»
Contrary to stock funds, you should
avoid index
bond funds, see this article for details and some good picks for low cost and
high yield funds.
No - Robo guy
avoids foreign
bonds and high yield bonds, and his fixed income portfolio is mostly intermediate treasuries, with slices to TIPS / I Bonds, investment grade corporate bonds, and high yielding (but FDIC - insured) savings acco
bonds and
high yield bonds, and his fixed income portfolio is mostly intermediate treasuries, with slices to TIPS / I Bonds, investment grade corporate bonds, and high yielding (but FDIC - insured) savings acco
bonds, and his fixed income portfolio is mostly intermediate treasuries, with slices to TIPS / I
Bonds, investment grade corporate bonds, and high yielding (but FDIC - insured) savings acco
Bonds, investment grade corporate
bonds, and high yielding (but FDIC - insured) savings acco
bonds, and
high yielding (but FDIC - insured) savings accounts.