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Mr_Baca escribió:Pero no te quejes, sino comprate un T bond ! :109:

Un Bonobond me voy a comprar ... lo voy a ponere en la heladera asi no se me derrite como me pasa siemrpe con los argies.... menos mal que F , GM, rescap , Hov siguen para arriba... si no ya veo seguimos cayendo y tengo que mandarlo a laburar a Alan

canicasar escribió:Amadito comprate algo.

No te preocupes, a las 16 hs. se levanta de la siesta y sale de shopping...

Amadito comprate algo.

Pero no te quejes, sino comprate un T bond ! :109:

criacuervos escribió:Bueno, para darte la razon vamos a calificarlo de "soberana basura"... te gusto asi ?

Bueno, para darte la razon vamos a calificarlo de "soberana basura"... te gusto asi ?

No exageremos, no es para tanto, tampoco...
Basuras, ni mas , ni menos...

Estos ya son demasiado basura para mi gusto... en los basura vos mas o menos que puede pasar... hay quiebras mas o menos previsibles... no hay tanto chanta vendiendo ilusiones .... esto es una categoria inferior .....
Sub-basura , el reino de los chantas.... Impresentable

Con los bonos basura son con los que se gana plata, no nos quejemos che...

Los ***** eran por onga

Que activo ******* son los bonos argentinos... mira que estoy acostunbrado a todo lo junk.. pero puedo asegurar, sin temor a equivocarme , que no existe en el mundo activo mas basura , roñoso, y timbero que los bonos argentinos..

Como siempre, primeros en todo, en este caso en basura

Argentine Bonds Climb as Investors Buy Amid ‘Political Drama’
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By Drew Benson

Jan. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Argentine debt climbed as investors sought bonds that slid last week when President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner attempted to tap central bank reserves and fire bank President Martin Redrado.

Benchmark bonds due in 2015 rose for the first time in four days, with the yield declining 15 basis points, or 0.15 percentage point, to 11.63 percent at 9:50 a.m. New York time, according to Bloomberg composite prices.

Investors are buying Argentine debt as the government’s plan to restructure $20 billion in defaulted bonds held out of a 2005 settlement seems unlikely to be derailed by the Redrado showdown, said Enrique Alvarez, head of Latin America fixed- income research at IDEAglobal Inc. in New York.

“There are people who are avid to jump back in on lower prices for Argentine paper,” Alvarez said. “The political drama may put to the test the independence of the central bank, but it hasn’t so far interfered with plans to make an offer to the holdouts.”

Economy Minister Amado Boudou has said he plans to finalize the restructuring offer by the end of this month. Boudou and Cabinet Chief Anibal Fernandez said Jan. 6 that Redrado should step down for not carrying out a presidential decree calling for the creation of a debt payment fund using $6.6 billion of reserves.

Redrado refused and the president fired him by decree a day later. A judge ordered his reinstatement Jan. 8 and he returned to work today as the president appeals his reinstatement. Congressional leaders are slated to meet this evening to debate the matter.

“It will likely be a drawn-out process,” Alvarez said.

Argentina’s peso slid 0.2 percent to 3.7963 per dollar, from 3.7897 at the end of last week.

Lo poquito que me quedaba en pr13 (un 5% de mi posición original) también lo vendí. Tal vez lo que vendí en pr13 y dicp lo arbitre al tvpp.