Could be all-or-nothing for rebounding money manager.
Finra is the latest to warn investors about a possible rout in the bond market, particularly for long-term debt. Dan Jamieson reports.
Loomis Sayles vice chairman is feeling optimistic
Default extremely unlikely on debt backed by ticket purchases; 'really an asset-backed security'
A long-term view and reinvestment are key, according to Loomis Sayles' vice chairman.
They don't get much of a benefit unless short-term rates rise, Schwab strategist says
Interest rate spikes are looming threats to stock investors, as they could lead to higher capital costs and cut corporate margins and profits as many companies continue to suffer through sluggish sales.
Investors consider the category to be higher quality than junk bonds
Inflows way down at flagship funds piloted by celebrated pair; when will the hammer fall?
Traders expect Uncle Sam to reduce issuance of STNs — driving prices up in the process
Pimco fund manager says bull market peaked on April 29; Treasuries still better than cash
Pimco founder has been advising investors to sell riskier assets, buy government debt.
Market psychology, economic data may mean the answer is yes; concerns about QE3 tapering off linger
Ben Bernanke's clear — and seemingly endless — statements about Fed policy have eased the worries of many money managers, who now see a soft landing for Treasuries. | <i><a href=http://www.investmentnews.com/article/20130507/FREE/130509933>Gross:</i> 'There will be haircuts'</a>
