Time To Start Buying Into ‘Busted’ Credit Markets
Eric Roseman (December 15th, 2008) Writes:
Income is vital for investors right now, says Eric Roseman. He says investors should begin to accumulate long-term positions in “busted” credit markets. Investment-grade corporate debt currently offers great yields and, in some cases, is government-guaranteed. These bonds may not have bottomed out yet, but now is the perfect time for value investors to test the waters.
This from Sovereign Society:
“This aging stock bull market is looking increasingly like a scarred prizefighter after winning too many championships. Indeed, the market is looking increasingly fragile, bruised and battered since the bear market low in October 2002.”
In January 2008 I made the above observation about stocks as the market was coming undone. Of course, almost a year later the stock market has collapsed with stocks likely to post their worst calendar year of performance since 1931. Over $10 trillion dollars of global stock market values have been wiped-out in 2008.
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