This
is a follow-up to my previous reports on the bleak common stock
future.
There
is a possible solution to the quandary of a poor future common stock
market. It concerns the use of the corporate bond market and proper
implementation of "duration" to suit the investor’s personal
horizon.
I
have broadly commented on the subject. But be sure you invest in a
low-cost bond mutual fund where dividends earned are automatically
reinvested in shares of the same fund each month.
Corporate
bonds can help overcome inflation and the dearth of income and
potentially limited growth from stocks. Estimated earnings can well
be at least 6% on a net, net, net basis,if strategy is wisely
used. (See the Earl J. Weinreb NewsHole® comments.)
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