51.   We are telling our customers that even in the most terrible disasters, like the San Francisco earthquake, bonds have paid.

52.   When commodity prices rise, the bonds pay more.

53.   When they do, it forces the funds to sell stocks and inflation-linked government bonds to pay the redemptions.

54.   Zero-coupon bonds do not pay interest as other bonds do.

55.   Bonds usually gain during periods of volatility in stocks because bonds pay a fixed rate of return.

56.   Investors move to bonds as a safe haven at times of stock market volatility because bonds pay a fixed rate of return.

57.   Investors usually move to bonds during periods of volatility in stocks because bonds pay a fixed rate of return.

58.   Rising interest rates hurt bond prices, since bonds pay a fixed rate of return.

59.   The bonds only pay interest up to their final maturity date.

60.   Yields are the interest bonds pay at maturity, while the discount is the interest at which they are sold.