Bank 7.65% Yields With Brazilian Real Linked Notes [View article]
Thank you for the question. The CUSIPS are correct. As advisors, we were and are able to acquire these bonds for clients. Please feel free to visit either of our websites (links below) to email or call us directly for the more information on utilizing our very low cost advisory services.
13% Short-Term Bond Yields From Recycling Waste Paper? [View article]
Thank you for the providing links to our website.
We don't know who you are, who you are referring to, or what you are trying to communicate, but you are surely clueless as to who Durig Capital is and what we do. Our clients plainly know and understand that we are not a broker, and they know that they never buy or sell from us. We are a Registered Investment Advisor ONLY, and we never hold or custody bonds or other equities of any kind.
Although the articles published on our website is a clear testimony to the strength and uniqueness of our research and advisory services, I encourage anyone to call us anytime (toll free) with any questions about what we can (and do not) do for you. You may be pleasantly surprised with what you will learn by talking directly with us.
Step Up To 9.43% Yields In Newly Issued 5 Year Morgan Stanley Russian Ruble Bonds [View article]
These are senior unsecured notes from Morgan Stanley, not some "limited net worth subsidiary." While it's likely they will trade on the secondary market at some point, it's difficult to project at what value. We are watching for it on the secondary, and for the most recent information please visit or contact us at:
Goldman Sachs 7.1% Short Maturity Bonds From Down Under Float To The Top [View article]
Thank you for pointing out the error. The correct CUSIP is U38238TM0, and contrary to what some here appear to think, we had no problem acquiring this issue recently for our clients at the above stated yields. For more information on untilizing our very low fee advisory services, please visit and email us from either of the following websites:
Satisfy High-Yield Hunger For 4 Years With 9.2% Offshore Bank Bonds [View article]
Thank you for the comment. Obtaining higher yields for the least amount of risk nearly always requires resourcing great ideas away from the much easier "mainstream" (more common) way of thinking and investing. Of course, anyone that is satisfied with the income from the 1 or 2 or maybe even 3 percent yields, that is "safely" loosing ground to inflation, might not see as much value in having a very low cost "outside the box" financial advisor working for them to acquire the institutional level yields that we so routinely acheive for our clients.
Which bring me back to your question concerning a significant, meaningful position. Syndicating an institutional size block purchase for our clients helps them avoid some of the pitfalls associated with high commissions, minimum sizes and/or poor liquidity. More importantly, it allows them to participate in nearly any of the issues that we write about with a size that is both significant and relevant to their individual need. For more information on our services, please visit and email us at either site:
To achieve US based high yielding fiduciary managed global investments while not being under legal US authority, we recommend Bank-Offshore you can find a link here. http://bit.ly/HOtF6U
Great Yields From Georgian Railway's 3 1/2 Year Yankee Bonds [View article]
Thank you for your question and interest in Durig Capital. Interest payments (whether annual, semi-annual, etc.) do vary, but aside from zero's or floating rate's, coupon frequency is not a big consideration in our global search for higher yields. And while I agree with you that many might appreciate a well written excerpt extolling the benefits of a registered (and savvy) investment advisor acting as an intermediary between retail clients and their broker (that abides by different fiduciary standards than an investment advisor), it is also one that is likely to be perceived as very self promotional (which is generally not encouraged or well received on SA.)
We do endeavor to be extremely open and honest about who we are and the services that can offer, and we gladly explain the simple mechanics of how anyone can getting started with Durig Capital on our website link (below):
Bank 10.85% Yield To Maturity With Morgan Stanley Brazilian Real Linked Notes [View article]
The best way to contact us directly is either by phone or by email (both are available on our websites and on our Firm Brochure.) I am confident that you will be pleasantly surprised how simple, quick, and easy it is to best utilize our advisory services.
Great Yields From Georgian Railway's 3 1/2 Year Yankee Bonds [View article]
Western Russia (i.e., Europe) is to the north, and Turkey (not Iran, which are both Asia) is to the south. Next time, I recommend that you check your thoughts against an Atlas (or google maps) before speaking out of line. (You'll find it much less embarassing.) We search the globe for yields, and though our expertise is in financial matters, we have a fairly resonable grasp of world geography.
Bank 10.85% Yield To Maturity With Morgan Stanley Brazilian Real Linked Notes [View article]
Thank you for the question. In addition to the research work that we do for our clients, we also facilitate acquiring bonds at institutional levels for their individual accounts. We recently placed this issue in some clients accounts for as little as $10,000. For more information on utilizing our advisory services, please visit our website:
Great Yields From Georgian Railway's 3 1/2 Year Yankee Bonds [View article]
The CUSIP is correct. If you continue to have any difficulty, need additional information, or would like any assistance in acquiring it, please visit our website (link below) and/or email us. Thank you.
Gas Up Your Portfolio With Transportadora De Gas Del Sur S.A. [View article]
I'm not sure what additional research you think needs to be done, or how much more clearly (or repeatedly) we could have stated that last year was a one time distribution. Please read the sections above under the subtitle "Dividends and Taxes."
What does appear to have been "cut" or edited from our article were the graphs and charts showing the correlation between natural gas prices and TGS. However, they can be found here:
Rare Opportunity With Rare Earth Bonds: 6.3% YTM, 5 Years, Includes An Option To Convert [View article]
Thank you for the question and the interest.
The risk of default takes into account the probability of an issuer's inability to fulfill the terms of the debenture agreement. The simplest way to see a lower default risk is to realize that Neo Material has the option at the maturity date of the bond to pay bondholders with new equity stock (at a 5% discount to its actual market value) from the company's treasury instead of cash. Although this choice seems quite unlikely given their current propensity to repurchase shares in the open market, things may change in five year's time.
Bondholders, on the other hand, have to option to convert to stock at any time prior to maturity. Or, if bondholders do not opt to convert, and NEM stock ends up being put to them (only at maturity) in lieu of their cash principle, they will acquire the stock at a 5% discount to the market value of the stock at maturity.
In any event, we see the company's option in 2017 to meet this debt obligation with stock as greatly reducing any chance of an "inability" to fulfill the terms of the debenture. I trust this answers your question.
Bank 7.65% Yields With Brazilian Real Linked Notes [View article]
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13% Short-Term Bond Yields From Recycling Waste Paper? [View article]
We don't know who you are, who you are referring to, or what you are trying to communicate, but you are surely clueless as to who Durig Capital is and what we do. Our clients plainly know and understand that we are not a broker, and they know that they never buy or sell from us. We are a Registered Investment Advisor ONLY, and we never hold or custody bonds or other equities of any kind.
Although the articles published on our website is a clear testimony to the strength and uniqueness of our research and advisory services, I encourage anyone to call us anytime (toll free) with any questions about what we can (and do not) do for you. You may be pleasantly surprised with what you will learn by talking directly with us.
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This Week's Best Bond: JA Solar Holdings [View article]
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971-327-8847
Step Up To 9.43% Yields In Newly Issued 5 Year Morgan Stanley Russian Ruble Bonds [View article]
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Goldman Sachs 7.1% Short Maturity Bonds From Down Under Float To The Top [View article]
http://bank-offshore.co
http://bond-yields.com
Satisfy High-Yield Hunger For 4 Years With 9.2% Offshore Bank Bonds [View article]
Which bring me back to your question concerning a significant, meaningful position. Syndicating an institutional size block purchase for our clients helps them avoid some of the pitfalls associated with high commissions, minimum sizes and/or poor liquidity. More importantly, it allows them to participate in nearly any of the issues that we write about with a size that is both significant and relevant to their individual need. For more information on our services, please visit and email us at either site:
http://bit.ly/HOtF6U
http://bond-yields.com
Go Offshore to Escape the Biggest Threats to Your Wealth [View instapost]
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The Advantages of Offshore Banking [View article]
Great Yields From Georgian Railway's 3 1/2 Year Yankee Bonds [View article]
We do endeavor to be extremely open and honest about who we are and the services that can offer, and we gladly explain the simple mechanics of how anyone can getting started with Durig Capital on our website link (below):
http://bit.ly/A3ekDM
Bank 10.85% Yield To Maturity With Morgan Stanley Brazilian Real Linked Notes [View article]
Further inquiries may be sent to: info@durig.com
Great Yields From Georgian Railway's 3 1/2 Year Yankee Bonds [View article]
Bank 10.85% Yield To Maturity With Morgan Stanley Brazilian Real Linked Notes [View article]
http://bit.ly/zPuGVG
Great Yields From Georgian Railway's 3 1/2 Year Yankee Bonds [View article]
http://bond-yields.com
Gas Up Your Portfolio With Transportadora De Gas Del Sur S.A. [View article]
What does appear to have been "cut" or edited from our article were the graphs and charts showing the correlation between natural gas prices and TGS. However, they can be found here:
http://bit.ly/zvuyfB
Rare Opportunity With Rare Earth Bonds: 6.3% YTM, 5 Years, Includes An Option To Convert [View article]
The risk of default takes into account the probability of an issuer's inability to fulfill the terms of the debenture agreement. The simplest way to see a lower default risk is to realize that Neo Material has the option at the maturity date of the bond to pay bondholders with new equity stock (at a 5% discount to its actual market value) from the company's treasury instead of cash. Although this choice seems quite unlikely given their current propensity to repurchase shares in the open market, things may change in five year's time.
Bondholders, on the other hand, have to option to convert to stock at any time prior to maturity. Or, if bondholders do not opt to convert, and NEM stock ends up being put to them (only at maturity) in lieu of their cash principle, they will acquire the stock at a 5% discount to the market value of the stock at maturity.
In any event, we see the company's option in 2017 to meet this debt obligation with stock as greatly reducing any chance of an "inability" to fulfill the terms of the debenture. I trust this answers your question.
For the most recent comments and updates, visit us at:
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