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I need help on the follwing questions.

Using the Internet, or other resources conduct research on the securities that you selected. Be sure to carefully examine the organizations' 10K and investment reports, general economic data, and Federal Reserve data.
(at least 600 words).

part a. The security or stock that i will be writing about is GE (General Electric).

part b. select ONE publicly traded bond.

here's a website to choose one bond.
http://california.municipalbonds.com/

Please properly cite your references. Thanks.

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Thank you for posting today. It is my goal to provide ideas, definitions, research help, and instructions on how you, the student, should approach the assignment.

From what I can see of this assignment, you are in need of sources of information, first on GE, and then on your bond. Which bond you choose won't really matter, so I'll ...

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