Deciding Whether Stocks or Bonds are Right for You There are a vast number of investment opportunities available to potential investors, but not all of them are right for all purposes. The most common types of investments are stocks and bonds.   Blending Stocks With Bonds - A Risk Free Investment Option Every investor should consider bond investments in their portfolio as it plays an important role in maintaining a well balanced portfolio. A bond is an "IOU" issued by a corporation, government or governmental agency to cover the money the bond holder has lent. Bonds are not...   Floating Bonds - Risk Free Bonds Floating bonds are bonds whose rates are tied to the market or whose rate of interest is pegged to a benchmark, such as Treasury bill rate and adjusted periodically. In other words, these bonds are bonds whose interest rates rise and fall with the interest rates in the...   Risks In Taxable Bonds Bonds are debt instruments issued by a government, corporation, or governmental agency which covers money the bondholder has lent. A person who owns a bond of a company is actually a creditor of that company. Bonds can be taxable or non taxable. If a person buys a taxable bond...   Convertible Bonds - Minimizing Negative Investor Interpretation Convertible bonds, sometimes also called as CVs or convertibles, are bonds that can be converted into a predetermined amount of the company's equity at certain time during its life, usually at the discretion of the bond holder. In other words, a convertible bond gives the...

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