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| Expert | Average Ratings | Expertise |
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Doug IngramU.S.
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Fixed income portfolio allocation and strategies for institutional investors. Having designed multi-scenario risk quantification and cash flow projection models for nearly 25 years, Strategic Technical Initiatives can answer your regulatory, SFAS 115 allocation, securities selection, and other questions dealing with yield curve placement and portfolio mix strategies. I perform detailed portfolio analysis and strategy ideas for SAMCO Capital Markets. We are Dallas based, and I am in the Memphis office. |
Recent Answers
2009-11-11 Bonds:
The present value and price are one and the same. It's what the bond is worth now to yield market rates on the future cash flows (maturity value and coupons). For the par value (every $1,000 worth)
2009-10-27 Doubt:
The simplest form would be buying stocks on margin. That allows you to control $20,000 worth of stocks with only $10,000 in you account. That's 2 to 1. Into the 1929 US crash, investors could use 10
2009-10-23 Bonds:
Just call your broker. you will find some are more "liquid" than others. Some should be at profits (depending on when you bought them). If you have corporates or munis, some may be worth less due to
2009-10-12 Money:
There is no clear answer to this question because of long cycles. If you catch a low in land property, that's a valid long term buy. Bonds are usually the safest investment, but they have very low
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