Rescuing the Bond Deer from the Bond Bear – The Fixed Income Investor Part II

Posted on January 9, 2013 by Mike Temple

In my last “Bond Deer” installment the story of the investor caught in the risks of the bond market like a deer in the headlights I highlighted that a housing recovery might be responsible for pricking the “bond bubble.” But a self-sustaining recovery is still in its infancy and could easily be derailed.

Massive monetary accommodation averted a global financial collapse in 2008. Today, pundits are hotly debating whether Quantitative Easing (QE) in its various forms is still necessary. The pundits fall into three camps: (more…)

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