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Expert: Doug Ingram - 1/19/2010


Question
What is the difference in Fixed Income Research and Equity Research?

Answer
Equity research is the study of a company's performance and outlook.
It also is used to determine if the shares (stock) are over or under valued.

Fixed Income Research focuses on company or government debt and ability to pay (retire and service debt).  It's bond oriented instead of stock.

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Doug Ingram

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Fixed income portfolio allocation and strategies for institutional investors. Having designed multi-scenario risk quantification and cash flow projection models for nearly 25 years, Strategic Technical Initiatives can answer your regulatory, SFAS 115 allocation, securities selection, and other questions dealing with yield curve placement and portfolio mix strategies. I write the Bond Market Review on behalf of Commerce Street Capital Management.

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Trading and designing portfolio strategies since 1980.

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Physics and Differential Mathematics

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