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Despite solid growth, inflation is quiet which is reflected in low bond yields.

Elizabeth Vargas

Despite massive geographical distances, we were really bonding and I feel jelling into a great team.

A number of pension funds had new money to put to work and they put it into the bond market when the rulings were clarified.

A report that Nippon Life may shift away from U.S. dollar bonds has also supported yen buying.

A rapid gain in the yen will probably lower bond yields. The yen rose to a quite high level.

Sean Connery

As far as I'm concerned, Bond is over and done with. You need a younger actor now, about thirty-five - Mel Gibson perhaps . . .

As any bidder, Smith & Johnson was required to secure services of a bonding company in the role of an insurance company. If for whatever reason the contractor is unable to perform, the bonding company steps in and takes over responsibility for the work.

People that oppose the bond issue do so on purely financial terms, ... Especially older people ... see themselves as being taxed out of their homes.

On the whole, bond issues do tend to pass.

No public money or bonds should be spent on this impending shop of horrors.

A decline of stocks is providing a chance for investors to buy bond. People were waiting for bonds to rebound.

A flattening yield curve typically is indicative of the bond market's view that the Fed as being less accommodative,

Engagement is an emotional issue. If workers are not appreciated by their superiors and co-workers, the emotional bonds holding them to the employer weaken. They become much more receptive to other employment opportunities where they will be valued.

Employment growth will keep the economy going and the bond market will be susceptible to the strength of the data that will push the Fed to hike rates again. We expect yields to rise.

There's really nothing major out there to worry about. There's a lot of supply, a lot of corporate bonds that are in the pipeline that the market is also looking at.

There's speculation that the upward trend will continue for economic growth and stocks. There's no need rush and buy bonds amid the risk that rates will rise.

There's a fundamental bond of trust we have with the people we elect that, when it comes to our daily lives and the infrastructure that we inhabit, we've put our safety in their hands,

Reading is a wonderful way to bond with newborns, and encouraging early reading is the ultimate goal. We want to help people in our community develop a lifelong love of learning and, maybe in the process, we can contribute a little to family bonding.

People turned their noses up at bonds until last year. They're there to stabilize your portfolio.

Our sense is there's not a whole lot left in the bond market because we're not worried about recession. We're certainly not worried about profits and so I think the money comes back to stocks before too much longer.

As the economy shows solid growth, Japanese bonds will stay one of the worst performing markets.

Hugh Johnson

As the transition from the bond business to the stock business takes place, the stock business needs to recover.

Jim Bianco

At some point, we will see the returns come back to bonds to compete with stocks. But it doesn't look like it's September or October of '97 for the moment. It looks like that's still a way's off.

At the end of the day, my word is my bond and I will take it to my grave. Thus ends my 11-month political career.

At this level, global funds may start to move their bond holdings back to neutral, and the earnings yield ratios of the S&P 500 and MSCI World will move closer to the normal level, bonds no longer expensive or equities no longer cheap on a relative basis.

Concern about deflation makes bonds look good relative to stocks.

Corporate bonds are filling the void, to some degree. But this does not pave the way to a rally in bonds.

Corporate bonds are being driven by a desire to lock something in before rates go higher.

Corporate bond investors seem relatively optimistic compared to a few months ago.

Don't rush out to buy long-term bonds as rates are rising unless you're convinced that the economy is going to slow significantly.

Conventional wisdom is you don't need too many bond funds,

Conventional wisdom holds that investors should hold bonds in tax-protected vehicles like IRAs and stocks in their taxable accounts.

An interesting fact about the bond market is that it displays a strong seasonality. Seasonality is as strong as you would find in some agricultural commodities. Within that, the pattern is that it rallies through the end of the year until Christmas Day.