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Convertible Hedge investors?
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I consider myself to be a expert in convertible hedge (Buying a convertible bond and short the stock). If the stock price collapse, you could make profit of 300% to 1000%; if the stock prices goes up, usually the bond interest would pay back your investment in a few years. But finding a suitable candidate is not easy. Are are anyone who are like me? Who made money in this less travelled road?

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107 I have found that the hedge values posted there (cb.com)typically lagged realticompradun-6/7/1999
106 Damn shame this board got slow. The topic feels more timely than ever, given fenapervillan-6/7/1999
105 Ditchdigger- Let respond to the portions of your questions that I can. A convercompradun-4/2/1999
104 compradun,congrats on your thread, I just stumbled upon it..Perhaps you could sDitchdigger-4/2/1999
103 Yes they take a bit more time, but are very safe and can be a lot of fun. IScott Mc-3/26/1999
102 With the high level of the market, I am more attracted to this strategy. Perhapcompradun-3/12/1999
101 No, still hold some converts but no hedges, my last one Eagle Hardware got takScott Mc-3/11/1999
100 I have my accts with Speer Leads Kellogg. Bear Stearns has also offered good tecompradun-3/11/1999
99 But what is cheap? I appreciate that c-bonds are only "properly" hednapervillan-3/11/1999
98 I have posted a list a few posts ago of my favorite books. I use those conceptscompradun-3/11/1999
97 I just read John Calamos' book, updated version (?). Provides a great fundnapervillan-3/11/1999
96 Scott, do you still have any convertible hedges?compradun-3/11/1999
95 does anyone have this page book marked??? lets talk bonds!!!! DO 3 3/4 ADPT compradun-1/31/1999
94 My recommended reading list for this form of investing is: 1> Convertible Bcompradun-12/20/1998
93 No way, the very fact that they are unlisted means there is not a liquid marketScott Mc-10/6/1998
92 Its been a while since this thread was active. Has anyone found a way to get qchevalier-10/6/1998
91 Ari, Its callable starting now at 103, HOWEVER stock has to trade over 27 for 3Scott Mc-3/15/1998
90 Can you tell me the when the convertible for EAGL is callable and at what pricechevalier-3/15/1998
89 Hi Ari, Sorry I didn't get back with you earlier. I've been out of thTed S-3/14/1998
88 Thanks for the tip on Investors Business Daily. I will pick it up. Arichevalier-3/12/1998
87 Ari, No, I did try the trial subscription, and Ed Long has occasionally passed Scott Mc-3/12/1998
86 Do you subscribe to the valueline convertible survey. Are their unlisted bond chevalier-3/12/1998
85 Ari, its a dealers market, which means that it depends who you are, how many yoScott Mc-3/12/1998
84 thanks. It is too bad that there is not a service on the internet to get unlischevalier-3/12/1998
83 Ari, I never buy bonds that trade over the counter The very reason is that the Scott Mc-3/12/1998
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