U.S. credit risk appetite remains on the "cusp of euphoria," says Credit Suisse, as its...

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Okatie Jack Comments (76)
 
So if you sell where do you put to money and get a decent return?
12 Nov 2012, 02:38 PM Reply Like

mkeast48 Comments (3)
 
Look at Pimpco..pttrx and Jeff Grundlich's fund. I do not rember the symbol but he is thought of as the King of Bonds. The funds may well be over bought at the moment. Good luck.
19 Nov 2012, 04:15 AM Reply Like

mkeast48 Comments (3)
 
Be brave and try some of the Pimco closed end funds(pty pcn, PNFand PNI tax free funds (if you are New York residends) , emerging market bond "EMB". Also look at FAX, Australian and New Zealand bonds.The return varies between 5.5 and 6 percent.
19 Nov 2012, 04:15 AM Reply Like

airsleuth1 Comments (5)
 
Pimco is BOND;
Grundlich's funds are Doubleline Funds
25 Nov 2012, 07:54 PM Reply Like

ekimnaj Comments (6)
 
Speculatively, long term gold.
If you live in Canada, the farmland ETF available only there.

Otherwise, I hope someone else has a useful comment, as I just don't know.

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13 Nov 2012, 09:08 AM Reply Like

airsleuth1 Comments (5)
 
Try GGN, gold and natural commodities, use covered calls;
pays about 10%
13 Nov 2012, 10:15 AM Reply Like