Sentences with phrase «quality bonds going»

This has been the case historically, as stocks have earned a 5 - 6 % premium over high quality bonds going back a hundred years or so.

Prices Yields on low quality bonds go lower as a result.

Not exact matches

«If you're looking to get 4 % or 5 % you're not necessarily going to get that with bonds these days unless you're going to lower the credit quality.

Our emphasis on quality and balance should continue to set us up for success in an increasingly volatile municipal bond market going forward.

Once you know that you can make an informed decision as to whether you will earn a higher return from a tax free state or national municipal bond fund or a taxable bond fund of a similar credit quality and average maturity (which is generally going to provide higher before tax returns) is going to be better for you.

That said, bonding over your favorite food is a ritual that every lasting couple must go through, and since the waiting time for a quality pie is around 45 minutes, you'll be afforded plenty of time to get to know each other better.

We sold into it, doing a massive up - in - credit trade that left the portfolio higher quality than it was prior to 9/11, and giving us room for the upset that would happen as Worldcom went down, and the corporate bond markets doing a double dip in late July and early October.

I suppose I could do it by going to cash or high quality bonds, but is that something people would want for their IRAs?

Although high - quality bonds can provide a safety net, investors must be aware that bond prices go up and down — though not with the same volatility as stocks.

It's probably best not to go overboard on these asset classes, and to focus your asset allocation on high - quality stocks and bonds.

To mitigate the risk of the company going bankrupt, risk - averse investors will typically purchase high credit - quality investment grade bonds with AAA or AA ratings.

I assume something similar is going on here, since the MPT data for this biotech stock fund benchmarks it against «BofAML Convertible Bonds All Qualities.»

Time and time again if the stock market suffers there is consitentantly a «flight to quality» in the bond market where bond prices rice and inversaly mortgage rates go down.

Bond prices go up and down depending on interest rate changes and fluctuations in credit quality.

Assume that interest rates have gone up since you bought your XYZ bond, and that new bonds of comparable quality are now paying 7 %.

High - quality bonds tend to go up in value and accrue more interest, similarly to cash — which has no yield — but does appreciate dramatically, when everything else goes down.

Higher levels of risk are generally associated with longer - term bonds when interest rates are currently low and deemed likely to go up in the future, as well as low credit quality bonds.

While they do use many of the same funds, Wisebanyan avoids US Short Treasury bonds and instead goes more for TIPS and high quality corporate bonds, which while still being quite safe investments, have more growth potential, and even pay dividends!

If the market goes up another 4 - 5 %, I am planning on peeling of 25 % of that to go into high quality bonds.

However, when stocks go through a rough patch, active managers can get defensive by moving to cash, high - quality bonds or other protective positions and slow the bleeding.

This means that there is less pressure from yield - starved investors to go into high - quality bond alternatives such as blue chip REITs.

The new owner can speed things up by making a concerted effort new day to bond with the dog, giving lots of quality time, playing ball, going on walks, and teaching basic behaviors such as «look at me», «sit» etc..

Some opt for low - key, quality family bonding: playing board games, going on walks together, or doing an adventure tour like sea kayaking or zip - lining.

Go to an office supply store or copy shop and select a high - quality bond paper that will make a good first impression.

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