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iama
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| 11/05/2008 5:17 PM |
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Has anyone an idea where to find NYSE Bond symbols and trading information?
It used to be listed in Yahoo. Now, it's only found in the weekly Barrons listings.
I would often purchase bonds traded on the NYSE Bond exchange. Now, I've no idea how to find out what's available, and what it trades for. |
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Ariel
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| 11/06/2008 4:57 PM |
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Free Version
http://www.nyse.com/scripts/absbonds/Bonds_Symbol_PDF.pdf
Fee-liable version with CUSIP
http://www.nyxdata.com/page/726 |
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Gareth (guest)
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| 11/17/2008 12:39 PM |
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No wonder theres a credit crisis. No one can find any information on bond prices. Get a proper bond trading platform ( that even Mr Mentie can use)
1) Issuer
2) Coupon
3) Expiry Date
4) Flat Yield/APR
5) Bid offer spread
6) Credit Rating (or maybe not)
7) Size of issue/What dates the coupon is paid
8) Prospectus (like Edgar)
9) Balance Sheet (If its a corporate) Balance Sheet ratios
8) Get the IMF to back it.
I want to scroll across the page drill down and find all this information all in one place.
Make it easy to find and search.
Hoover up all these other bond trading platforms like bondonline.com, bradynet( quite good but you have to subscribe) bondzRus.com, bondsUlike.com gentlemenpreferbonds.com etc and include all the foreign government bonds. Can I find a price for the Russian Federation 2028 Eurobond? No I can't. Yes we can. If it is a complex bond with step up/ step down put/call, reverse osmosis provisions etc DONT BOTHER LISTING IT. Issuers and investors will then realise that the simpler the product, and the bigger the issue, the more liquid it will be. Retail interest in bonds is low because of the lack of an adequate trading platform. |
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chung wu (guest)
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| 12/11/2008 6:07 PM |
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| can you show me how to find corporate bond symbols? |
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