Investment Research Reports: Bonds

July 24, 2008

It's true. Bonds can outperform stocks. But you have to understand their relationship relative to interest rates here in the U.S., as well as overseas. Not to mention the creditworthiness of the companies or government issuing the paper.

Below are several reports that can show you how to beat the market with bonds:

Emerging Market Bonds: 248% Profits on the Best Asset Class Of the Last 10 Years
Emerging market bonds have outperformed both U.S. corporate bonds and the S&P 500 equity index over the past 10 years. This white paper examines emerging market bond funds as an investment class, identifying the strategies, rewards and risks involved.
By the Investment U Research Team
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High Yield Bonds: An Investment More Profitable and Less Risky than Stocks
In this Investment U white paper, we recommend high yield bonds as an important investment class for any portfolio. Supporting data includes today's market conditions, comparison models, and historical performance.
By the Investment U Research Team
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