We founded Bondsavvy to empower individual investors to benefit from the contractual income,
principal protection, and capital growth individual corporate bonds can provide. Achieving these three important
objectives is not possible with stocks, bond funds, or money market funds.
Investing in bonds
online is low cost and efficient, but investors have to select among over 10,000 individual corporate bonds,
a daunting task for most individual investors.
Bondsavvy takes the guesswork out of bond investing by presenting easy-to-understand bond
recommendations each quarter during The Bondcast. We then update our recommendations quarterly based on
issuing-company financial performance and the bond prices and yields of our recommended bonds.
This Sample Edition of The Bondcast
We provide this October 5, 2023 edition of The Bondcast so prospective Bondsavvy subscribers can see
how we present new bond recommendations and the analysis that supports each investment recommendation. We provide a
table of contents so you can click on different sections of the presentation that may be of interest.
This edition of The Bondcast included three high yield bonds and one investment grade
bond. Over time, the composition of investment grade and high yield bonds changes to maximize investment returns and
to alleviate risk.
View our corporate bond returns page
to see the investment performance of all previous Bondsavvy corporate bond recommendations. Past performance does
not guarantee future results.
For Informational Use Only
This sample edition of The Bondcast is provided for informational purposes only so that you
can see the level of investment analysis Bondsavvy presents in connection with its corporate bond investment
recommendations. Based on this information and other information contained on the Bondsavvy website, you can decide
whether a Bondsavvy subscription makes
sense for you. Please click slide 2 for our full disclaimer.
Once Bondsavvy recommends a corporate bond, we follow the performance of the bond and the issuing
company. Each quarter, we update subscribers on whether we recommend continuing to hold previously recommended
bonds, to buy more, or to sell the bond. Since we originally presented this edition of The Bondcast
on October 5, 2023, the financial information contained herein is no longer current.