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Morgan Stanley has lots of twitter bonds they'd like to get rid of. You could probably buy the bonds directly (at a 70% discount).
by ksherlock 4y ago
Morgan Stanley has lots of twitter bonds they'd like to get rid of. You could probably buy the bonds directly (at a 70% discount).
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- more_corn 4y ago^ one of the few responses actually answering the question. Everyone else wants to argue OP out of their bet.
- staticman2 4y agoI looked up what Twitter bonds I could find for puchase today and if I'm reading this web site correctly a Twitter bond that runs till 2030 has an effective yield of between 4.86% and 5% depending on daily price fluctuations. This isn't a very exciting investment opportunity. https://markets.businessinsider.com/bonds/twitter_incdl-notes_202222-30_regs-bond-2030-usu8882pab32 https://markets.businessinsider.com/bonds/twitter_incdl-note... A 2030 treasury ETF has a yield of 3.86%. This means you'd be compensated around 1.15% per year for taking on the risk of Twitter going bankrupt.