US government bonds that mature within 1 to 3 years with a yield of at least 4% per annum? - index mature
I want to invest in bonds in the United States directly (only the index of government bonds) and without the inclusion of values that are indirectly related to bonds of the United States, but only for the government.
When I am in search of government bonds, anything I could have any other assets like mutual funds that can invest in government bonds and ETNS ETF and investing in government bonds d, but not the bonds.
Not all the other values that are indirectly linked government bonds have support, but only in the purchase of government bonds themselves.
Ultimately that's what) is the symbol of the trade (identification numbers of the bonds themselves?
I am looking for bonds of the United States with maturities of 1 to3 years with an annual coupon rate of return of at least 4%.
Can you please list the stock symbols (identifiers) Consumer Price Index from the U.S. government bonds with interest at a fixed interest rate of 4% at least one years?
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Monday, February 22, 2010
Index Mature US Government Bonds That Mature Within 1 To 3 Years With A Yield Of At Least 4% Per Annum?
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The bonds of the United States are known for very, very low yields are often below the actual inflation rate. (Your money loses its value)
Since I would not recommend it. However, they are very, very strong.
If you care and leave the stock market, I suspect that it may be, I suggest against it because the market will recover as many years ago. (The reason why I believe that the vast deppression stagflation, or even Nixon is not going to happen, not because the unemployment and inflation rates are almost as bad. For example,
30 Nixon's .... .. ..... Well, of course, healthy economy
Jobless .. 25 %.... 15 %.... 6.8 %.... 4.0%
Inflation .. xxx .... 18 %.... 4.0 %.... 2.0-3 ...
.................................. ^
.............. This means that your investment will bring the environment
...... exactly $ 0 salary if inflation does not change
As the stock market collapse was not as bad as the 20's
If you have the reserves to the subject, there are many, just make the Dow Jones and pay dividends and to grow as such invest. they grow and fall with the Dow Jones, who has (been) in the average growing by leaps and bounds.
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