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Fixed-Income Strategies for the Equity Investor,e basis can make a difference in earning excess return on a bond portfolio. Bonds are, therefore, with regard to the asset allocation process and individual security selection, not too dissimilar from stocks. Bonds are, however, mathematically very different from stocks. To be a good bond or stock p

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Equity Strategy for the Bond Investor, an absolute basis and a relative basis play a pivotal role. An equity relative value analysis compares stocks that trade at a deep discount to book value or, for example, at a high premium to earnings. Moreover, a convincing signal, whether a stock is a buy or a sell, is when the stock trades at di

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investors can do better using a stock selection strategy designed to improve the portfolio‘s income distribution. This book will teach you to look at stocks through the lens of a bond buyer, and vice versa.978-1-137-47625-8

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