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To: MRothaus1 who wrote (51960)8/30/2025 10:16:21 PM
From: Privately  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 52115
 
Re: I cleaned up the SWAPS spreadsheet (I know, I've been neglecting it lately).

Thanks for the update. Appreciate that sheet.

I bought some ATLCL in early June and bailed out about a dollar higher in July, swapping into ATLCZ. I am up another $0.50, so thanks to whoever suggested ATLCL back in June. I will probably hold on on to a big chunk of ATLCZ for a while - but I may bail out again if it gets up enough



To: MRothaus1 who wrote (51960)9/2/2025 4:47:20 PM
From: FL_Guy  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 52115
 
You mentioned
You get 2.1 years more time until call with ATLCZ, so you reap a higher yield for more time,
ATLCZ is callable 1/31/26 (even before ATLCL maturity), so not 2.1 years more time until call. Perhaps you meant until maturity, but it is not guaranteed outstanding until 2029. It could be they bundle debt for retirement together with a new issue next year,. especially if rates come down.


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