thanks for listening. And they can definitely turn the situation around if they commit to doing the right thing. Had you put in some bids in the recent auction?
Thank you for the piece. You make it interesting and informative. You asked about whether your bank will tell to come for your money or find you a bond on secondary market after a failed auction. Retail investors are non competitive bids, so all are accepted. Thank you
Well presented and much appreciated, guys. I was able to follow through the conversation without any direct experience in investing in government bonds and bills.
Well presented and much appreciated, guys. I was able to follow through the conversation without any direct experience in investing in government bonds and bills.
Well presented and much appreciated, guys. I was able to follow through the conversation without any direct experience in investing in government bonds and bills.
1. Is it to say that a beyond a certain rate, the government considers it has better alternatives to raise money than through the auctions?
2. How does one(ugandan) participate in the US government securities market?
3. With the "failed auction", are we also likely to see a fall in return being offered by unit trust funds mostly investing in the government securities?
Thanks for the presentation. Personally am glad that government is now making more informed decisions and acting cautiously.
Let me know when going in.
thanks for listening. And they can definitely turn the situation around if they commit to doing the right thing. Had you put in some bids in the recent auction?
No I hadn’t, will probably do so next year.
Thank you for the piece. You make it interesting and informative. You asked about whether your bank will tell to come for your money or find you a bond on secondary market after a failed auction. Retail investors are non competitive bids, so all are accepted. Thank you
Well presented and much appreciated, guys. I was able to follow through the conversation without any direct experience in investing in government bonds and bills.
Well presented and much appreciated, guys. I was able to follow through the conversation without any direct experience in investing in government bonds and bills.
Well presented and much appreciated, guys. I was able to follow through the conversation without any direct experience in investing in government bonds and bills.
We are glad to hear that you enjoyed the conversation.
Thanks guys for the discussion. A few qns;
1. Is it to say that a beyond a certain rate, the government considers it has better alternatives to raise money than through the auctions?
2. How does one(ugandan) participate in the US government securities market?
3. With the "failed auction", are we also likely to see a fall in return being offered by unit trust funds mostly investing in the government securities?
Otherwise looking forward to more insights.