Looking for bonds

just21 · Oct 19, 2016

I would take the equity risk if I could buy Surgutneftegaz on a PE of 1 http://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SGTZY?ltr=1. I did read that the dividend yield was high but yahoo are reporting it at 2.02% .

Here is http://www.citibank.com/ipb/europe/wealthproducts/bonds.htm I guess Gazprom have USD bonds.

panthers01 · Oct 19, 2016

Is IB save? Generally the questions is answered above BUT what about some crazy sanctions against Russians in the future. You never know. So even with brokers you might consider diversification, maybe an Asian or European broker, but I can't give any advice on that but consider your risk.

just21 · Oct 19, 2016

panthers01 said:
Is IB save? Generally the questions is answered above BUT what about some crazy sanctions against Russians in the future. You never know. So even with brokers you might consider diversification, maybe an Asian or European broker, but I can't give any advice on that but consider your risk.

If you outside USA then you are probably opening an account with IB in London regulated by THE FSA.

jenek-cowboy · Oct 19, 2016

just21 said:
If you outside USA then you are probably opening an account with IB in London regulated by THE FSA.

What does it mean?

jenek-cowboy · Oct 19, 2016

panthers01 said:
Is IB save? Generally the questions is answered above BUT what about some crazy sanctions against Russians in the future. You never know. So even with brokers you might consider diversification, maybe an Asian or European broker, but I can't give any advice on that but consider your risk.

I will sleap calmly if the my money will be in usa then in russia

just21 · Oct 19, 2016

jenek-cowboy said:
What does it mean?

Call IB in Zurich and ask them.

Tim Smith · Oct 19, 2016

jenek-cowboy said:
Which bond i should buy?

I quite like the James Bond

Available worldwide, call Miss Moneypenny to trade.

just21 · Oct 19, 2016

http://seekingalpha.com/article/323...er-common-stock-its-21-percent-dividend-yield

jenek-cowboy · Oct 19, 2016

just21 said:
http://seekingalpha.com/article/323...er-common-stock-its-21-percent-dividend-yield

THank you!

just21 · Oct 19, 2016

jenek-cowboy said:
THank you!

If I was Russian I would be all over the Surgutneftegaz preferreds yielding double digits. Convert the dividends into dollars and then ship them out the country as diversification. I don't think I would reinvest them. Googling the ownership of Surgutneftegaz is an interesting read if you are into russian politics!