To: jdsteel
Im wondering about the relationship between the instability with bond insurers and the bond market in general. Bond funds, like Vanguards VBMXF (an intermediate term bond fund) have risen noticeably in the past month. Its made up of about 10% government bonds and the rest are high quality commercial bonds. Im wondering why this fund hasnt dropped in value. Any thoughts?
To: glockmeister40
Im wondering why this fund hasnt dropped in value. Any thoughts? It might be a similar fund as VBTIX in post 44 in the following thread.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1956887/posts?page=44#44
10 posted on
01/22/2008 6:18:21 PM PST by
EVO X
To: glockmeister40
Im wondering about the relationship between the instability with bond insurers and the bond market in general. Bond funds, like Vanguards VBMXF (an intermediate term bond fund) have risen noticeably in the past month. Its made up of about 10% government bonds and the rest are high quality commercial bonds. Im wondering why this fund hasnt dropped in value. Any thoughts? Keating Five... subprime lending...
To: glockmeister40
Im wondering about the relationship between the instability with bond insurers and the bond market in general. Bond funds, like Vanguards VBMXF (an intermediate term bond fund) have risen noticeably in the past month. Its made up of about 10% government bonds and the rest are high quality commercial bonds. Im wondering why this fund hasnt dropped in value. Any thoughts?Flight to quality.
19 posted on
01/23/2008 9:40:59 AM PST by
jdsteel
(proud member of "Mothers And Children Against Criminal Aliens")
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