STOCKS OR BONDS?
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While Stocks Consistently out-perform bonds over time; Treasury Bonds are backed by the full faith and credit of the United States Government
- From 1975 to2005 big cap stocks averaged 12.95% while t-bonds returned 9.21%
- The average annual "Best Performance" of Stocks or Bonds" was19.3%
- $10,000 invested at9.21%, 12.95% AND 19.3% would have grown in30 years to $156,830, $476,726 and $3,123,631 respectively (ignoring taxes)
- The most critical portfolio decision is to know when to own stocks and when to own bonds
- The average annual "WORST PERFORMANCE" was 4.5%
- $10,000 invested at 4.5% for 30 years would have grown to$38,486.
- The difference in making great stocks or bonds decisions and horrible stotcks or bonds decisions from 1975 to 2005 in regard to a $10,000 investment is the difference between$3,123,631 and $38,486 or $3,085,145
- Ironically, tax liabilities due from Stocks are often less than the tax liabilities due from bonds
- Bonds, like Real Estate, can be leveraged heavily which can increase, or decrease returns dramatically
- Sucessful stock and bond investors are often in the enviable position to take advantage of leveraged Real Estate investments
- My family's best returns have been made by purchasing bonds or real eastate at the right time
- A huge opportunity is coming in the real estate market; those who are ready can make millions
This has been done for informational and educational purposes only. It has been a good
way to help others by sharing. Much money was made by folks who took advantage of
many of our stock ideas over the years. These included huge returns on stocks such as
NXTL, GLW, GOOG, ET, GT, AMR and CAL. In addition to our success on our main site, http://www.stocksorblonds.blogspot.com, our Stock of the Week investments have dramatically out-performed a buy and hold of the S&P 500 Index and a buy and hold of Ten Year Treasury Notes.
Sample Comment: An investor sent the following:"Airline stocks seem to be leaking a lot of oil. I know the market has been soft and I guess there is fear among investors over inflation. Do you think this is a short term weakness in the airlines? Is there any news out there that we have missed or is this just a knee jerk reaction to oil and gas prices?"
Yes, there is news. (Read More)
CURRENT FINANCIAL NEWS: If the news is financial, I have a comment. After more than 30 years of personal and professional investments, I share my comments on what's happening now..Smart investors learn to "fade" the initial reaction to news; the first reaction by Wall Street Analyst is wrong more often than not.(See More)
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As you know, I have suggested time and again that the time to buy is while there is "blood in the streets". Larry Kudlow likes to quote Rothschild who said to "buy on the sound of cannons and to sell on the sound of trumpets". Anyway you say it, the break out of war is an investment opportunity. NO--not to buy write me for more
As you know, I have suggested time and again that the time to buy is while there is "blood in the streets". Larry Kudlow likes to quote Rothschild who said to "buy on the sound of cannons and to sell on the sound of trumpets". Anyway you say it, the break out of war is an investment opportunity. NO--not to buy write me for more


