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Municipal
Bonds in 2011: A Bond Market in Turmoil
Recorded May 24, 2011
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Sensational news stories of a looming municipal
debt crisis – many warranted, many overblown –
rang in the New Year. A few months later, uncertainty still
overshadows the municipal bond market.
Join our municipal bond experts for a timely, in-depth discussion
on the critical topics in 2011, including:
- Municipal default fears. The threat of
municipal bankruptcy is a powerful, emotional force in today’s
market. But what’s the reality?
- Independent credit analysis. The three
“must ask” questions to analyze any municipal
bond investment in a post-insurance world – and why
smaller issuers are often healthier credits.
- Traditional portfolio structure. Why
a traditional portfolio structure is a sensible way to prepare
for future bond market turmoil and volatility. How well
do you know the bonds in your portfolio?
Presenters: Michelle Bernardi Landis, Sr. Vice President
and Justin Formas, Director of Municipal Credit Research
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This webinar has been prepared by Bernardi
Securities, Inc. (BSI) for our clients and other interested
parties. Within this webinar, we may express opinions about
the direction of financial markets, investment sectors,
trends, and taxes. These opinions should not be considered
predictions of future results, and are subject to change
at any time. Past performance is not indicative of future
returns. Nothing in this webinar represents a recommendation
of any particular strategy, security or investment product.
This information is provided for educational purposes only
and was obtained from sources considered reliable, but is
not guaranteed and not necessarily complete. BSI offerings
are made by prospectus or official statement only. Income
may be subject to state and local taxes and the federal
alternative minimum tax. Additional risks associated with
investing in municipal bonds include credit risk, interest
rate risk, and reinvestment risk. Please consult your tax
professional regarding the suitability of tax-free investing.
Please consult your investment specialist for more information.
Municipal bonds not FDIC insured
* May lose principal * Not appropriate for all investors
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