A Massachusetts junk hauler finds $114,000 worth of bonds inside a huge wooden chest – and returns them to their owner. The video report: They were not junk, they were bonds. And they were not junk bonds. But these are: Junk bonds, bubbles and Goldilocks
How Risk Adjusted Return can be used to compare the returns of investment portfolios with against a benchmark
Are US equities a good idea or bad? Bond inflows still seem to be strong and the distrust of equities remains.
The great American writer was famously “more concerned with the return of my money than the return on my money.”
With the inverse of the claims reading making a new bull market high this week, will the S&P 500 now follow?