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The interest rate complex offers the hedge account or speculator the opportunity to get involved in a very large market with very big players.

As of 3/14/06, Bob Brinker is bullish and remains fully invested in his equity portfolios. For new money, he recommends dollar cost averaging.

Picking end dates or a maturity and credit ratings in your bond portfolio play an important role in finding a balance between risk taken and income received.

There is a myriad of fixed-income instruments available to the income-oriented investor. The type of investment bought can and does determine the risks and rewards.

Knowing how calculating interest on a bond properly, will help you get the most from your money in the fixed-income market is a key element to your financial welfare.

Recessions offer opportunity for growth and profit longer-term if you know what to expect and how to react.

Now that the U.S. economy is officially in a recession, economic data will be scrutinized more closely for signs of recovery.

Bond funds offer an alternative for the less affluent investor but income can vary depending on the credit risk taken and where on the yield curve money is placed.

Everyone has played a part in our current financial crisis and we all have been reminded that leverage works both ways.

Mortgage REITs have proven to be great investments, but have hit a bumpy road today. With the subprime lending fallout, many investors wonder where they are headed next.

Steve gives his update of Bob Brinker's Market timing model indicators. At the end of the article, Steve predicts if Brinker will remain bullish or turn bearish.

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