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Why you need to have money in corporate bonds
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From Forbes:

Want to avoid getting burned buying into the latest asset bubble? History suggests shunning stocks and buying corporate bonds.

If you got out of stocks earlier this year, you're probably kicking yourself right now. The market is up by a third from its low, and investors are clearly betting that a semblance of normalcy has returned and an economic recovery is nigh.

But before jumping back in, you should consider one of the big questions hanging over the securities market. If a recovery is indeed coming, just what kind is it likely to be? And are equities the best way to enjoy it?

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