Case summary:
Mr. M, a recent college graduate wants to ask about investing in bonds. Mr. M indicated that, according to his friends, the stock market was too volatile and bonds were a safer place to invest. Mr. M admitted that he really didn’t know much about either stocks or bonds but that he hoped to start saving so that he could purchase a house in the next 5 years. Mr. M also mentioned that he had heard about
Character in this case:
Mr. M.
Adequate information:
Preferred stock pays $4.50 annual dividend.
To explain:
Whether to invest in preferred stock or in bonds.
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