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    Tighten Up

    We’ve revamped our coverage and the way we present our portfolio picks. It’s time to further tighten our focus in terms of what to buy for yield now and gains to come.


    Market Update

    There have been reports in the media today that closed-end funds have been experiencing “failed” auctions on short-term, cash-like securities, which has led to some investors not being able to pull cash out of the funds. That sounds like horrible news, but there are some distinctions here that the mainstream media hasn’t done a very good job of pointing out.


    Quantity of Quality

    The muni market isn’t doomed with the demise of bond insurers. Quite the opposite, in fact: It’s all up, up and up, with plenty of cash coming our way.



    Market Update

    The National Funds section of the Tax-Free Portfolio is off to a great start to 2008, even as the muni market--at least the market we’ve avoided--is being rattled.


    The Yield Letter

    For much of my career I sat at a trading desk; moving bonds and currency around the world was my stock-in-trade. And in the process I enriched investors--governments, pension funds, corporations, trusts, plenty of wealthy individuals--by the billions. It was a good gig. But it’s a life rife with the constant stress.


    Market Update

    We have good news from one of our Tax-Free Portfolio holdings and anticipate positive movement for the company.


    A Message from Neil George

    Generating steady income is the principle that’s guided Neil’s Bond Desk since its inception nearly three years ago. But during the course of its existence, Bond Desk has evolved to include much more than bonds, so we’re changing the name of the newsletter to reflect its broader coverage universe.

    Welcome to The Yield Letter.



    Market Update

    The US Federal Reserve has moved in an unprecedented fashion and without a complete and unanimous vote to cut the fed funds rate by 75 basis points to 3.5 percent.


    Market Update

    The Federal Reserve Open Market Committee slashed the fed funds target rate by 75 basis points Tuesday morning. The markets are rallying, both stocks and bonds, after the announcement. And although the move is largely symbolic, there is some positive news and some direction for us to take.


    Market Update

    One of our bond holdings continues to sustain for the current and pending gloomy market conditions. We see longer-term success for the company as the mortgage and credit markets eventually ease up.




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