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Not Even The Piano Player Is Safe
Porter's Journal Issue #125, Volume #2

When Safe Bonds Get Thrown Out With Defaults
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Editor’s note: Porter has turned today’s Journal over to Distressed Investing senior analyst Marty Fridson.
Marty has a long background in trading, investing, and finance… Over a 25-year span with Wall Street firms including Salomon Brothers, Morgan Stanley, and Merrill Lynch, he became known for his innovative work in credit analysis. He is the author of The Little Book Of Picking Top Stocks.
Below, Marty serves up an analysis showing that when the market begins to panic, lots of good assets get tossed overboard along with the bad ones. It creates a rich environment for juicy returns, he says.
Here’s Marty with the full story…