Stay away from convertible bonds that are due within a year and haven't collapsed yet

PortfolioAlert · 2026-04-05T09:44:48+00:00

If it has already collapsed, you can gamble with small amounts, or bet on a rebound, or try to get your money back. Those who haven't collapsed yet should hurry and run. The best strategy is to preserve capital. The returns at maturity are also negative, so holding now is just gambling on stupidity.

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2026-04-05 09:44:48

If it’s already crashed, you can gamble a small amount, or bet on the next leg of recovery, or bet that they’ll pay you back. Those that haven’t crashed yet should get out fast—ideally, you break even. The return at maturity is also negative. Holding it now is basically just a greater-fool scheme.

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