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The Art of Bonds (Volume 3) by N/A, 1989
Junk Bonds: A Guide to Aggressive,High-Yield Investing by Charles A. Fracchia, 1982-09
A History of The Dow: A Century of American Investing [VHS Videocassette, NOT an audiocassette] (Dow Jones Industrial Average Centennial Collection) by Wall Street Journal Video, 1996
Keys to Investing in Corporate Bonds by Ncholas GApostolou, 1990
The Art of Investing in Bonds - Success Strategies (Book 3) by Jr. Arthur Carmano, 1988
The Art of Investing in Bonds to Purchase Real Estate (Book 1) by Jr. Arthur Carmano, 1988
The Art of Investing in Bonds to Purchase Real Estate - Legal Forms (Book 2) by Jr. Arthur Carmano, 1988
Market Close-Up (What's Ahead for Stocks, Bonds, Precious Metals, Currencies and Commodities) by Richard E. Band, 1987
Got Bonds?: Locking in Higher Returns - No Matter What Stocks Do (Bloomberg Personal Bookshelf) by Gordon K. Williamson, 2003-12-01
Stock, Bonds and US Government Obligations (Series 7 NASD exam) by Max Hard, 2009
The Bond Book: Everything Investors Need to Know About Treasuries, Municipals, GNMAs, Corporates, Zeros, Bond Funds, Money Market Funds, and More by Annette Thau, 2000-11-02
Investing 101 (Bloomberg) by Kathy Kristof, 2008-08-01
All About Bonds, Bond Mutual Funds, and Bond ETFs, 3rd Edition (All About... (McGraw-Hill)) by Esme Faerber, 2008-11-19

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Nuveen Investments - ETFs :: Investor Resources :: Research & Education
Investor. 4/25/2005, Bond Portfolios and Rising Interest Rates Municipal BondInvesting Basics Educational piece explaining the basics of municipal
http://www.nuveen.com/etf/resources/research/default.aspx

Extractions: Our Investment Choices Our Premier Managers Search: Investor Resources Account Access Tax Information Product Literature Fund Governance ... Nuveen's 18 market and credit analysts are dedicated to analyzing the municipal bond market, and individual securities that weâre considering for purchase or currently own. That allows us to evaluate certain bonds that may be out of favor with the marketplace or find value in bonds the general public may be overlooking. In the links below, our analysts provide more information about municipal bond investing, as well as their thoughts on current market trends. General Research Total Documents
Investment Bond From Norwich Union UK
Investment bond from Norwich Union UK. Portfolio of managed investment funds.
http://www.norwichunion.com/investment-bond/

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The Basics Of The Bond Ladder
If you want a diversified portfolio and steady cash flow, you should learn aboutthis fixedincome strategy.
http://www.investopedia.com/articles/02/120202.asp

Extractions: When portfolio managers talk about strategies for success, they will often refer to risk diversification and money management. These strategies separate those investors who are successful because of knowledge and skill from those who are merely lucky. Now, don't be mistaken, luck isn't a bad thing to have, but possessing foundational skills will ultimately lead to success. In this article we'll discuss the bond ladder, a bond investing strategy that is based on a relatively simple concept that many investors (and professionals) fail to use or even understand. (If you aren't too familiar with bonds, check out the Bond Basics tutorial before reading further.) A bond ladder is a strategy that attempts to minimize risks associated with fixed-income securities while managing cash flows for the individual investor. Specifically, a bond ladder, which attempts to match cash flows with the demand for cash, is a multi-maturity investment strategy that diversifies bond holdings within a portfolio. It reduces the reinvestment risk associated with rolling over maturing bonds into similar fixed-income products all at once. It also helps manage the flow of money, ensuring a steady stream of cash flows throughout the year.
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The Bond Market Association
Industry news for bond markets professionals from the trade association forbrokers and dealers.
http://www.bondmarkets.com/

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Evaluating A Bond Fund
In selecting a mutual fund company for your bond fund investments, You wantto invest in a bond fund, earmarking the money to purchase a house in four
http://personal.fidelity.com/products/fixedincome/fievaluating.shtml

Extractions: Investment Products Fixed Income Evaluating a Bond Fund Every fund's prospectus outlines important information that can help you find the fund that may be right for you. The characteristics explained below are important factors that can help you evaluate your bond fund investment. Prospectuses for both Fidelity funds and FundsNetwork funds can be found in Products > Mutual Funds . Or use the Fund Evaluator to find a fund that meets your criteria. Investment Goals Bond funds have specific investment goals, such as pursuing high income or preservation of capital. Bond funds may follow different investment guidelines in order to pursue those goals. For example, some funds may limit their investments to U.S. government and government agency investments while other funds may invest in different bond sectors including corporate, government, government agency, and mortgage-backed bonds. The prospectus will state the fund's goals and investment guidelines. Top Average Maturity A bond fund maintains a dollar-weighted average maturity, which is the average of all the current maturities of the individual bonds in the fund. The longer the average maturity, the more sensitive the fund will be to changes in interest rates. Funds with "short-term," "intermediate-term," or "long-term" in their names indicate the average maturity the fund targets. The longer the average maturity, the more potential for fluctuation in share price. Funds with "short-term," "intermediate-term," or "long-term" in their names indicate the average maturity the fund targets.

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