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The Time is NOW: Transitioning from Stocks to Fixed Income in 2017

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/0 [Generate Superior Equity Returns With Dividends And Premium Income]( Discover how to grow your wealth in 2017 … … with double–digit yields that outperform the market—and with far greater safety and less volatility than the Dow! Fellow Investor, On June 7, at 1:00 pm EST, Richard Lehmann—Forbes' top fixed-income securities expert—will present a free webcast, [The Time is Now: Transitioning from Stocks to Fixed Income in 2017](. Today, having too much of your wealth in stocks and mutual funds may put your secure financial future at risk. That's because "irrational exuberance" has once again made a comeback, creating the most overvalued stock market since 2000—and maybe even since the Great Depression! And when stocks become grossly overvalued, it can send the Dow plummeting. The proof? From 1900 to 2015, there were 34 bear markets in 115 years—one nearly every 3 years. Now, in this timely investment webcast, you will discover why and how, in today's overvalued stock market, to: >> Take some profits while stocks are trading at historic highs. >> Reallocate some of your stock holdings into fixed income. >> And profit from Richard's select low–risk, high–yield bonds and convertibles. To attend this upcoming Forbes investment webcast at no cost … and get higher totals returns in 2017 and beyond with greater safety …just click the button below: [REGISTER NOW]( And that's not all… In [Transitioning from Stocks to Fixed Income in 2017](, Richard will also share with you: - 3 reasons why the Dow could turn bearish this year—and sooner than you think! - What the Fed is quietly doing to deliberately and proactively boost bond yields—and stimulate the bond market—at the expense of stock investors. - Why brokerage houses provide little or no information on lower risk, higher return income securities. - A simple and proven formula for determining how to allocate your portfolio between stocks and bonds based on your age and income needs. - How to profit from select bonds … preferred stocks … convertibles … master limited partnerships (MLPs) … and energy/royalty trusts. - An underpublicized class of bonds that thrive even when interest rates go up. - The best place to shift your money to reduce market risk while locking in hefty income. Institutional buyers can't touch these! - Should you own only investment–grade bonds? The answer may surprise you—and put more money in your pocket. - How a conservative "boring" investment turned a $100,000 portfolio into a $162,000 windfall in only five years. - Why only 5% of corporate bonds are worth owning—and how to avoid the 95% that are not. - And much more. To register for this free Forbes wealth–building webcast, click the button below now. Too good to be true? Not so. Sign up for your FREE spot and then decide. [REGISTER NOW]( The safe, conservative middle road to lasting wealth few people know about Let's face it, in the world of investing, the stock market is the star of the show. But do you know that the bond market is 79% larger than the stock market? It's a fact. And yet, very few people know it, let alone truly understand its power in building wealth. That's where Richard's rare—and phenomenal—expertise comes in. When it comes to making safe, handsome profits in both bull and bear markets with conservative, high–yield income securities, no one at Forbes knows more than Richard Lehmann: >> During the crash of 2000, Richard Lehmann kept his subscribers' money safe, outperforming the Nasdaq by a whopping 51.4%. >> In 2014, Richard's top–performing, lowest–risk, fixed–income portfolio generated an incredible 22.4% return—three times greater than the Dow for that year. >> And in 2015, a miserable year for stock investors in which the Dow lost 2.11%, one of Richard's bond portfolios actually gained almost 6%—nearly triple the Dow! >> Even in 2016, when the Dow crushed it with a 13.6% annual return, one of Richard's bond portfolios outperformed even that, with a 16% annual gain! And now you can get Richard Lehmann's best ideas on how to profit from bonds, preferred stocks and other income securities in today's market in his upcoming free webcast, [Transitioning from Stocks to Fixed Income in 2017](. Richard will be joined by two other income securities pros: >> Martin Fridson, described by Investment Dealers' Digest as "perhaps the most well–known figure in the high–yield world," and… >> John Dobosz, executive editor, the Forbes Premium Income Report newsletter. The webcast is free. To register without cost or obligation, just click below now. Also, be sure to send your questions for Richard and Martin ahead of time by emailing investingcs@forbes.com. [REGISTER NOW]( Yours, [Charles Morgan] Charles Morgan, Associate Publisher Forbes Newsletters P.S. Your keynote presenters for this important webcast are Richard Lehmann, president of Income Securities Advisor, a Forbes columnist and editor of the Forbes/Lehmann Income Securities Investor, and Martin Fridson, CIO of Lehmann, Fridson Advisors and author of six books on finance and political economy. --------------------------------------------------------------- You received this email as an opted-in subscriber to Forbes. 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