Bond investors will lose money at the longer end of the curve, according to speakers at Pimco's 2002 Secular Forum, which ended late last week. "You want to invest in intermediate maturities between two and five years, because that is where the curve rolls down and you can pick up some extra yield. At the same time, you don't suffer the price volatility of between 10 and 30 year bonds," Emanuele Ravano, executive vice president of Pimco Europe, told the forum at Pimco's Newport Beach headquarters in California.
May 17, 2002