Joel Litman’s (along with Rob Spivey) latest: “Credit Cash Flow Investor”. Primarily corporate bonds: secondarily stocks w/his Altimeter with bonus reports, etc.
by coylent78 | September 28, 2023 4:58 pm
Anybody see his pitch 9/27? It’s kind of a “Sky is Falling” prediction but has intriguing info on bad credit ramifications to arrive soon. It’s a new (and pricey) product from him. At $2500,
which is half off the full price. So next year it’s $5000?
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Hi coylent78,
Are you talking about this presentation?
https://secure.altimetry.com/?cid=MKT766716&eid=MKT766736
You can buy and sell these bonds in any brokerage account – Fidelity… Schwab… Vanguard.
As far as money to invest, it’s up to you – but if you don’t have at least $10,000 or ideally $20,000 to deploy, you might be wasting your time.
Just like with stocks, you need to diversify for the best results. And most bonds have a contractual value of $1,000, even though they can trade above or below that number. So, for real diversification, you’re looking at $10,000 or $20,000.
Has anyone read this article? Is it worth it?
What kind of bonds are they referencing?
These are individual, corporate bonds issued by just about every company in America. You can buy and sell them just as easily as a stock, in any standard brokerage account.
More here in the Q&A section:
https://jeffclarkbreakoutalertreview.com/is-joel-litman-credit-cashflow-investor-good/