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Gundlach continua a spingere sui bonds Portoricani: avete idea di chi li tratta da noi?
Jeffrey Gundlach derided press reports (not necessarily from CNBC) that he had made a “big bet” on Puerto Rican municipal bonds. To the contrary, he has only a 1% position on those bonds in DSL, but intends to increase that “on weakness.”
He has bought Puerto Rican general-obligation bonds (GOs), but not pension-obligation bonds (POBs). He has avoided the latter because he can’t buy them in sufficient quantity for his funds. With a price of $37.6 and 6.20% coupons, Gundlach expects POBs to be safe for at least 1.5 years due to U.S. presidential politics. With those three coupons, investors can expect a good return even if the principal payments are restructured.
				
			Jeffrey Gundlach derided press reports (not necessarily from CNBC) that he had made a “big bet” on Puerto Rican municipal bonds. To the contrary, he has only a 1% position on those bonds in DSL, but intends to increase that “on weakness.”
He has bought Puerto Rican general-obligation bonds (GOs), but not pension-obligation bonds (POBs). He has avoided the latter because he can’t buy them in sufficient quantity for his funds. With a price of $37.6 and 6.20% coupons, Gundlach expects POBs to be safe for at least 1.5 years due to U.S. presidential politics. With those three coupons, investors can expect a good return even if the principal payments are restructured.
 
	

 
		
 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 TU) - 24/7 Wall St.
TU) - 24/7 Wall St. 
 
		