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These days, as more retail investors step into the bond market, high yield bonds are getting harder to find. I remember being able to buy AA rated bonds on the exchange with returns as high as 24% to 30%. Now, those same bonds hardly go beyond 12% or

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Greg

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But i see it this way, it pushes people to explore other smart investing avenues beyond just bonds, like diversified mutual funds or even looking at growth stocks if their risk appetite allows. Plus, lower yields for AA bonds can sometimes signal a more stable, less risky economic environment overall, which benefits everyone in the long run.

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