Sentences with phrase «yields in normal market»

In a laddered portfolio, maturing bonds and coupon payments are typically reinvested in bonds at the ladder's longest rung, which usually offers higher yields in normal market conditions.

Not exact matches

Domestic bond market volatility also decreased last year with 10 - year Treasury yields trading in a tighter - than - normal range.

In fact, one observational system of which I am aware (i.e., the TAP System for Teacher and Student Advancement) is marketing its proprietary system, using as a primary selling point figures illustrating (with text explaining) how clients who use their system will improve their prior «Widget Effect» results (i.e., yielding such normal curves; see Figure below, as per Jerald & Van Hook, 2011, p. 1).

Phase 1: the market is offering a bargain in yields relative to normal default costs, and terms & conditions are firm.

Phase 3: the market is fully priced in yields relative to normal default costs, and terms & conditions [covenants] are soggy.

Phase 2: the market is fully priced in yields relative to normal default costs, and terms & conditions [covenants] are firm.

The income portion combines some low - cost «normal» stuff with an awful lot of abnormal investments in emerging markets, convertibles, and called high - yield bonds.

During the past several years, Federated has had to regularly issue money market fund fee waivers in order to keep funds at a neutral or positive yield, versus historically — in a more normal historical interest rate environment — being able to count on money market funds to generate higher profits.

Thus in normal markets if bond yields rise they become more attractive than risky stocks, so money shifts.

So if you don't sell shares, and the markets don't go down, then there are no draw - downs at all - just the opposite most of the time (in «normal times» - when bonds actually yield something - like they will in a few years or so if interest rates keep going back up to normal pre-meltdown levels).