⚡️🚨 NEW - Things are not looking good…

⚡️🚨 NEW - Things are not looking good for corporate bonds...

Several companies have issued bonds and are seeing their debts collapse in a matter of weeks.

We're talking about losses of over 60% for investors. Several examples raise questions:

➥ Saks (luxury stores): restructured its debt after paying interest only once

➥ Tricolor (auto loans): sudden bankruptcy due to fraud, bonds now worth only 10% of their initial price

➥ First Brands (auto parts): borrowed $10 billion without anyone really understanding its business

The problem is that normally, a corporate bond deteriorates gradually when the company is doing badly.

Here, we've gone from "everything's fine" to "total loss" in a matter of days. This is unprecedented.

Too much money is looking for a place to be invested.

Investors will accept anything to invest their funds, even shady companies.

They are abandoning all contractual protections just to get a little extra return.