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Posts Tagged ‘ high grade corporate debt ’

Why Corporate Bonds Could Be The Trade Of 2009

Jan 15th, 2009 | By Theo Casey | Category: Featured

Government bonds flourished as commodities and equities plunged in 2008. But Theo Casey says a new bull market in corporate bonds could soon take its place. As investors seek higher returns than Treasuries, demand for high-grade corporate debt, particularly if backed by the government, could soar.



General Electric (GE): A Stress-Free Income Investment

Jan 7th, 2009 | By David Newman | Category: Stock Market Investing

Trying to predict the daily movements of the markets is hopeless these days, says David Newman. But that doesn’t matter. Great long-term opportunities are still out there. General Electric (NYSE:GE) is a top grade company with an undervalued share price. And its high and steady dividend means investors are in no hurry to snap up quick gains.