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Is 2013 a 2008 moment for bond investors?

Bond investors are going through something they've never experienced before: Their fixed-income portfolios are getting whacked. Many are fleeing — and may not come back for a long long time.

Over the past month, Troy, Mich.-based financial adviser John Benedict has received a number of calls from clients asking a question he hasn't heard in more than five years.
More than 600 miles away, in New York, adviser Erika Safran has been getting similar calls.
The same scene is playing out

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