You probably shouldn't make any investment decision based on what I think, and plausibly I shouldn't either, but I have a small pot of money that I use as substitute World of Warcraft to give myself permission to do the right, boring thing with the rest of the retirement fund.
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Anyhow, tagging this thread for a "Hey guys, remember that time I bought those WeWork bonds?" update in May 2025. (Price on the bonds was about ~98, so as of today I'd be down about ~20% or so, but nothing has happened to materially change my view in last few weeks.)
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Out of curiosity, how does one actually buy WeWork bonds?
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If one really wanted to do this, and I repeat again that nobody who doesn't already know the answer to this question should want to do this, one could hypothetically purchase them through one's InteractiveBrokers account in much the same way as any other security available there.
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I have suggested to my more professionally-involved-with-this friends that an interesting idea is long WeWork short SoftBank because one should expect their de facto ability to tap the Japanese credit markets to converge. :)
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What's the rate?
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~12% at $82 (7 7/8 coupon)
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I think you'll do well. A ton of yield, and you're above Prefs in the stack. Good luck.
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Fits with an “invest against the NYT opinion section” basket of investments, which has historically high alpha.
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