It couldn’t come at a worse time. The 53 Gulf Coast counties in Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas look forward to peak summer months when tourists flock to beach resorts, casinos and summer homes. This year the tourists are… Continue Reading →
June 1st marks the beginning of hurricane season. It’s been quiet for a few years but forecasters are predicting a more active 2010 season. Here are a few thoughts for analyzing the links to municipal bonds. Gray and Klotzbacher of… Continue Reading →
See this post on Reuters for discussion about Antioch, latest city in California to talk bankruptcy. There is a bill, sponsored by state senator Mendoza, AB155, that would require cities to go through the state (via the California Debt and… Continue Reading →
Why is the municipal market selling at such a premium? I have been asked this question several times in the last few weeks — not by career municipal analysts at mutual funds or rating agencies, but sophisticated investors who are… Continue Reading →
The author on Bloomberg TV discussing the coming municipal market collapse (not).
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