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I hold about 600 bonds, which covers most of the bonds with an adjust scheduled, as well as potential dead delists.
I do sometimes invest in bonds don't have an adjust scheduled, but either have a big movie dropping out of their TAG next, or are trading way below (or above) their TAG. But not very often.
Looking at recent history isn't a very good predictor either - a Starbond might fall by $20 in a month, but if it's not going to adjust soon, it's just as likely to drop a further $20 as it it to bounce back up $20.
It's certainly tempting to hold everything - just look at the big daily movers and compare it to a list of bonds with upcoming adjusts. But it's a lot of work to track which bonds you are holding, why you are holding them that way and when you want to liquidate your investment, and no one's figured out a simple, non-time-consuming way to do that.
I'd like to discuss bond strategies a little, to get some advice about go forward strategy: Feb 06, 09:20
I'm not sure I am qualified to give advice to the person who is #32 in the world but my stratagy is the strategy that Feb 06, 10:26
It's in reference to a star bond that is NOT scheduled to adjust any time soon. As an example Feb 06, 14:01
Time and money Feb 06, 10:45
Wow, if you're LTD 32 then my above advice is too meek. Buy freakin' everything and screw the red! -nm Feb 06, 10:52
I hold about 600 bonds, which covers most of the bonds with an adjust scheduled, as well as potential dead delists. Feb 06, 13:31
Thanks to everyone for your comments; it's always greatly appreciated! {nm} Feb 07, 21:51
