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Kubler, Felix, and Karl Schmedders. 2012. “Financial Innovation and Asset Price Volatility.” American

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On the other hand, the one-month U.S. Treasury bill has never experienced a loss in a calendar year. And the worst total loss for U.S. stocks occurred from September 1929 through June 1932, when the equity market lost more than 83 percent. During that period, the one-month U.S. Treasury bill returne

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market for major players, and believes that on any given day it serves as a

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On the other hand, the one-month U.S. Treasury bill has never experienced a loss in a calendar year. And the worst total loss for U.S. stocks occurred from September 1929 through June 1932, when the equity market lost more than 83 percent. During that period, the one-month U.S. Treasury bill returne

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coupon bond selling at about par and callable in a few years. For the discount—e.g., of a 31⁄2% bond at 631⁄2%, yielding 7.85%—carries full protection against adverse call action.

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