Money and Me: Why Bonds Are Hated, When to Sell a Stock, and Is McDonald’s a Buy?
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Money and Me: Why Bonds Are Hated, When to Sell a Stock, and Is McDonald’s a Buy?
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Bonds are supposed to bring stability to a portfolio, so why have so many investors fallen out of love with them - and could that make them more interesting today?
Michelle Martin speaks with Willie Keng, Founder of Dividend Titan (www.dividendtitan.com), about where bonds fit alongside dividend stocks.
They also tackle one of investing’s hardest decisions: when to sell.
How can you tell the difference between a temporarily beaten-down stock and a genuinely broken investment thesis?
Then Willie puts his framework to work on McDonald’s.
With its powerful franchise and property model, global expansion and long dividend history, could pressure on the consumer be creating an opportunity for long-term investors - or is the stock still too expensive?
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