high-yield bonds
also referred to as: high yield bond · high yield bonds
9 statements across 7 episodes · 4 bullish · 2 bearish · 7 people on the record · first statement Jul 17, 2017 by Adam Blitz · across every show →
Everything said about high-yield bonds, oldest first
Jul 17, 2017 bearish
Feb 17, 2020 bullish
May 25, 2020
Jefferson: Structured credit requires a bazaar mindset instead of a mall mindset
“If you're dealing in equities, you're dealing in high yield bonds where you can just go and buy a bond. I call it like shopping at the mall. You go to the mall, you know what you're going to buy. What we do is like going to the Turkish Bazaar and you show up w…”
Mar 1, 2021 negative
Bisserier: Leveraged credit fails to provide true diversification against equities
“Risk parity in our mind is not just holding a bunch of line items at similar risk because a simple example is credit is if you hold credit in a leveraged fashion, you could make it have a similar risk level to equities, but it actually performs very similar to…”
Aug 19, 2021 positive
Martin: High-yield bond analysis is a black belt for credit investing
“If you're doing high yield bonds, you sort of have a black belt in credit, and so to do loans in my brain was much easier. The wrinkle being we then took those loans and put 10 turns of leverage on it in a CLO. So the stakes of being wrong were just 10 times h…”
Jul 25, 2022 positive
Jul 25, 2022 bullish
Friedman: 1990s bond prices collapsed despite an expanding US economy
“The prices get absurdly low on pretty good credits, and it's also a time when the US economy was recovering from a recession in the late eighties, so you had an economy pointed up and bond prices going down, and it made no sense.”
Apr 7, 2025 neutral
Marks: Private credit draws down less because valuations ignore market psychology
“Private credit and other private assets do not mark to market in the sense of reflecting the swings of psychology. When you go through a tough period and high yield bonds are down 10% and private credits down two percent, I think that's the explanation.”