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Politics : Ask Michael Burke
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To: ild who wrote (88587)1/17/2001 10:56:44 AM
From: Knighty Tin  Read Replies (1) of 132070
 
ild, Typically, you want to buy them when you think rates are high and about to decline. IMHO, now is not the best of times. I still own some because the interest is so high for the quality, but I liked Roy- and RGL- a lot better when they were selling at $21-23. I have no fear of long term loss, but I don't want to be caught having to sell them at the wrong time. So, I only have an amount that is kind of a core collateral position. Sort of like folks who buy 10 year notes at any price and hold them for 10 years. But I will buy more if we see a weaker dollar/higher long term rates.
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