Investment Strategy #8: Invest in bond funds when interest rates start to fall

The time to move into bond funds is after interest rates have peaked and started to come down, but have not yet reached the point for moving into stock funds.
– When you’re evaluating bond fund performance, the key is total return (including principal gain or loss), not just yield

The first bond funds focused mainly on high-quality corporate bonds, and you still can find funds that hold bonds issued by Ford, AT&T, DuPont, Chevron, Union Pacific, etc. These funds often hold other types of bonds, too: Treasuries, U.S. agencies, such as Fannie Mae, international agencies (International Reconstruction/Development Bank), foreign government bonds, etc.

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