Investing Questions and Answers

How much is the US Treasury bonds, notes and bills worth?




Answers: Go to www.treasurydirect.gov

I invest regularly with them. Interest is taxable at the federal level but exempt from CA state taxes (saves me 9.3%).

Investment in $1000 increments.
For bonds and notes it depends on the coupon rate and the maturity date and the current sentiment. For t-bills it depends on the maturity date and the current sentiment.

At the latest auction the rate for bills was 3.24% for 28 day bills, 3.18% for 91 day bills, and 3.17% for 182 day bills. The bills are discounted to provide that rate to maturity. That should give you some idea. In other words not too much.
However much you pay for them, the amount of interest on them, and how long you hold them. That's the easiest way I could put it.

Was the Iraq time of war so profitable for the Bankers J.P. Morgan, that Blair is to become their "adviser"?

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/be4ed2c4-befa-...


Answers: You think JPM "owes" Blair for "adjectives that money" they made in Iraq, huh?

Sorry, I don't contemplate JPM has any operation in Iraq. They hire former management officials to back them win privatization deals and to unseal doors for them, nothing more and nil less. Happens adjectives the time.

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Is CFC (countrywide financial) a perfect buy? I simply bought 20 thousand shares of the stock.?

So I was doing some research, and be looking for a cheap stock that showed high dividends, so I come across CFC and bought 20 thousand shares of it. What do you think will surface tommorow? Will it go up or down?


Answers: If they survive, you'll probably do powerfully owning their shares over the next 12 months.

But increasingly CFC is looking resembling a "zero"; and that apparently high dividend concede is likely to shrink or disappear altogether if / when here is a cash crunch.

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If I be to buy a financial based on dividend give up, I would be more inclined to buy C not CFC. It opened at the days soaring and went down. The price decline is base on bankruptcy rumors. Countrywide denies the rumors (of course) but surrounded by my experience the street is almost always right.

Now my examine is if you bought on dividends, why are you looking to sell back a dividend is declared.

With CFC current fiscal shape I would not count on a dividend. Remember they have nothing obligation to contend a dividend.

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