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| Chapter I. | The Functions of the Bond Houses | 9 |
| The Importance of the Bond Business | ||
| Ignorance of the Bond Business | ||
| Prevalence of Bond Buying in New England | ||
| Bankers vs. Brokers | ||
| The Functions of the Bond Houses | ||
| The Purchasing Function | ||
| The Advisory Function | ||
| The Banking Function | ||
| The Bond Houses as Fiscal Agents | ||
| The Selling Function | ||
| The Protective Function | ||
| Chapter II. | The Purchasing Function | 28 |
| Bond Investment as a Science | ||
| Laboratory Methods | ||
| Special Counsel | ||
| One Man Buying | ||
| Financial Report Agencies | ||
| Railroads as Scientific Financiers | ||
| Buying to Satisfy Clients | ||
| The Professional Standard | ||
| The Effect of Interest Rates on Bond Buying | ||
| Stock Bonuses | ||
| Chapter III. | Buying Municipals | 41 |
| The Ten Investment Elements | ||
| The Principal Function of the Bond Houses | ||
| Municipal Buying | ||
| The Buying of "Legals" | ||
| The Bond Attorney | ||
| The Selling Cost and Price of Legals | ||
| Carrying Charges | ||
| Unintelligent Proposals for Municipals | ||
| Municipal Bond Bureaus | ||
| General Market Municipals | ||
| Municipal Defaults | ||
| Chapter IV. | Buying Railroad Bonds | 56 |
| Common Characteristics of Railroad and Municipal Bonds | ||
| Railroad Bond Underwriting | ||
| Underwriting by Retail Houses | ||
| The Profits of Underwriting | ||
| A Pennsylvania Railroad Flotation | ||
| Railroad Blanket Refunding Issues | ||
| Equipment Bonds | ||
| Railroad Bond Investment | ||
| Proprietorship and Management | ||
| Community of Interest | ||
| Management | ||
| Physical Characteristics | ||
| Earning Power and Capitalization | ||
| Chapter V. | Buying Corporation Bonds | 74 |
| What Corporation Bonds Are | ||
| Classification of Bonds | ||
| Corporation Bond Investment Principles | ||
| Knowing the Business of the Corporation | ||
| Water Companies | ||
| Gas Companies | ||
| Street Railways | ||
| The Income of Public Service Corporations | ||
| Bond Houses as Specialists | ||
| The Newness of Corporation Bonds | ||
| Industrial Issues | ||
| The Competition for Public Utility Bonds | ||
| The Preference for Public Utilities | ||
| The Profit in Corporation Bonds | ||
| Costly Distribution | ||
| Construction Propositions | ||
| The Bond Houses as Reorganizers | ||
| Chapter VI. | The Advisory Function | 91 |
| Advising a Woman | ||
| The Ethics of Salesmanship | ||
| Financial Jackals | ||
| English Selling Methods | ||
| Financial Advisory Systems | ||
| Bond Advertising | ||
| General Publicity | ||
| Advertising Investment Principles | ||
| Special Circulars | ||
| Investment by Correspondence | ||
| Chapter VII. | The Protective and Banking Functions | 104 |
| The Mercantile vs. the Protective Policy | ||
| The Spirit of Trusteeship | ||
| Bond Guaranty | ||
| The Cost of the Guaranty | ||
| The Protective Function Applied to Marketability | ||
| The Cost to Clients of Artificial Marketability | ||
| Bonds as Collateral | ||
| The Banking Functions of the Bond Houses | ||
| The Cost to Bond Houses of Artificial Marketability | ||
| The Bond Houses as Banks of Deposit | ||
| The Protective Function Applied to all Bond Qualities | ||
| Protecting Security | ||
| Assuming Losses | ||
| Protection in Reorganization | ||
| Chapter VIII. | Selling Bonds--The Banker's Viewpoint | 119 |
| The Development of Bond Selling | ||
| The Trouble with Bond Selling | ||
| The Cost of Selling | ||
| The Profit in Specialty Selling | ||
| Failures from Competition and Miscarriage of Issues | ||
| Selling Economies: Consolidation of Houses | ||
| Local Representation | ||
| Bank Representation | ||
| The Economy of Selling Collateral Trusts | ||
| Consolidation of Issues not Houses | ||
| The Selling Department of an Ideal Bond House | ||
| The Sales Manager | ||
| Territorial Managers | ||
| The Road Men | ||
| College Men as Salesmen | ||
| The Training of Green Men | ||
| Chapter IX. | Selling Bonds--The Investor's Viewpoint | 137 |
| The Strength of the Investment Demand | ||
| Savings Banks as Bond Buyers | ||
| The Volume of Municipal Bond Sales | ||
| Annual Listings on the Exchange | ||
| The Obscure Issues | ||
| The Investor Should Know His Own Requirements | ||
| Complex Nature of Security | ||
| Complex Nature of Marketability | ||
| Second Consideration: Form of the Investment | ||
| Third Consideration: Proper Type of Bond | ||
| Fourth Consideration: The Proper Bond | ||
| Choosing a Bond House | ||
| Index | 150 |
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