By buying at $650, Arthur had unlocked a double-sided gold mine:
Fast forward five years. The utility company hadn't just survived; it was thriving. As the "fear" evaporated, the bond's price climbed back toward its $1,000 face value. buying bonds at a discount
Arthur wasn’t a gambler, but he loved a good fire sale. While everyone else was chasing the booming tech stocks of the early 90s, Arthur was digging through the wreckage of a massive regional utility company that had suffered a catastrophic (but ultimately fixable) technical failure. Its corporate bonds, originally issued at a of $1,000, had plummeted to $650 . By buying at $650, Arthur had unlocked a
The year was 1994, and the sleepy town of Oakhaven was about to learn a lesson in "the art of the discount" thanks to its most eccentric resident, Arthur "Penny" Penhaligon. Arthur wasn’t a gambler, but he loved a good fire sale