Corporate Bonds:
Seeds of a Rebound

A Relatively Attractive Opportunity

The financial crisis that flared up in 2008 has generated steep losses for many investors. The impact on the stock market has dominated headlines, but the bond market has been under considerable strain as well. After a lengthy period of speculative excess, where risks were not taken seriously enough, investors have gravitated to the opposite extreme of recoiling from any risk at all.

Within bond markets, this has meant that investors have been fleeing corporate debt for the safety of Treasury bonds. In our view, this indiscriminate selling has created a relatively attractive opportunity.

To learn more about potential opportunities in the bond market, please fill in the form below and download a copy of our free report, "Corporate Bonds: Seeds of a Rebound."

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Please keep in mind, investment in mutual funds involves risk, including possible loss of principal invested. Bond funds are subject to credit risk, inflation risk and interest rate risk.When interest rates rise, the value of fixed-income securities will generally fall.

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