scorpioncapital Posted February 17, 2017 Share Posted February 17, 2017 Does anyone have a view on NDN bonds, yielding 16 to 17% , 3 years. No doubt the hedge and pension funds lost their equity investment but what about their debt investments? I saw a write up on valueinvestorclub that downside could be 47 cents (vs market price of 67). I've walked into quite a bit of these stores. They are always busy, always cheap, even have some groceries. A bit long wait at the checkouts , locations seem decent. But there is much competition. Could this be a sort of Sears type situation, a managed slowdown or cost cutting with real estate, but less risk to the debt? The equity holders, including the Canada Pension Board have been nibbling at the debt. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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