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Municipal Bond Investing In The COVID-19 Era

https://www.google.com/amp/s/seekingalpha.com/amp/article/4368106-municipal-bond-investing-in-covidminus-19-era

Municipal Bond Investing In The COVID-19 Era

This is a follow up to my first article on this topic published in April 2019.
It gives some updated ideas when buying individual muni bonds and muni bond funds.
Other considerations for bond investors





Still reasonable safe assets and maybe slightly better yields than cash. I would consider getting more if near retirement

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  • edited August 2020
    Here is my problem with this article
    1) I appreciate his explanation but I don't think an average and above investor should buy single bond. I'm mainly a bond investor and always bought mutual funds. It's easy, cheaper and I can switch any time.
    2) Munis is one of my biggest category sometimes a huge % like now. The chance I will invest in the article choices are slim. I like HY Munis. A 5 year chart (link) is all you need. BTW, I sold all my munis at the end of 02/2020 and started buying on 04/2020.
  • @FD1000 care to share what event caused you to get back in 04/2020?
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