They are like hitting 4 team parlays. It's worth a shot now and then.
Thoughts?
jjgold
SBR Aristocracy
07-20-05
388208
#2
Never
Where would one do this??
Any links??
How much do you have to put up??
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mrmarket
SBR MVP
01-26-10
4953
#3
Stick to losing your money in the casinos IWIN. At least you get comps that way.
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Iwinyourmoney
SBR Posting Legend
04-18-07
18368
#4
Originally posted by mrmarket
Stick to losing your money in the casinos IWIN. At least you get comps that way.
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bobbyfk
SBR Posting Legend
01-19-09
15218
#5
Never heard of them before
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Call82
SBR Wise Guy
05-06-11
726
#6
I do, you need to do alot of research though...especially in times like now its quite lucrative...
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Call82
SBR Wise Guy
05-06-11
726
#7
Example? Buy an government guaranteed bond issued by an irish bank...take the ones determined in US-$, they are not very liquid but even the ones with 2 years until maturity give you something like 17% p.a.
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jarvol
SBR Hall of Famer
09-13-10
6074
#8
The easy money has been made in junk bonds and interest rates will have to go up not too far down the road. They have good yields so not a bad idea to park some money there for the yield. You can look at funds like PHK, PHT, HYG, JNK, etc. They aren't a get rich quick investment like you seem to believe though.
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jjgold
SBR Aristocracy
07-20-05
388208
#9
Do brokerages sell them?
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*Torches*
Restricted User
08-13-11
92
#10
no....
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gomiamigo
SBR Sharp
08-07-08
360
#11
Originally posted by Call82
Example? Buy an government guaranteed bond issued by an irish bank...take the ones determined in US-$, they are not very liquid but even the ones with 2 years until maturity give you something like 17% p.a.
1) No, they are not yielding that with a 'gov't guarantee.' Or I'd buy all of those with 2 year tenor.
2) To trade these, you generally have to be an Inst'l investor, or ultra-HNW client. If your broker is offering these to you, he is ripping you off and possibly breaking federal laws.
3) Buy a mutual fund that will do it all for you at very, Very low fees - like Vanguard. VWEHX, for example. Very easy, prof mgmt, and super cheap. No broker fees.