Looking for bonds

Discussion in 'Financial Futures' started by jenek-cowboy, Oct 18, 2016.

  1. I have found gazprom bonds! But i do not understand what means SMART exchange. And why coupon is 8%. It seems too high! The lot size is also huge. 100 000$.
     
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    #41     Oct 19, 2016
  2. just21

    just21

    Apart from the electronic order book for retail bonds on the Lse then 1 bond is $100,000 in every issue. That is why etf's exist.
     
    #42     Oct 19, 2016
  3. XS0357281558
    I am still do not understand if it possible to buy this bond using IB
     
    #44     Oct 19, 2016
  4. luisHK

    luisHK

    Just checked on tws (IB's plarform) and whereas I found the bond and this is during trading hours i can t see neither a bid nor a ask price, but the chart shows a little volume over the last month.
     
    #45     Oct 19, 2016
  5. May be it is because it trades on euro markets
     
    #46     Oct 19, 2016
  6. dealmaker

    dealmaker

    Bond market is not only the 30 year bond. There are shorter term US bonds plus treasury bills not to mention corporate bonds...
     
    #47     Oct 19, 2016
  7. luisHK

    luisHK

    Gazprom OAO Via Gaz Capital SA
    Underlying GAZPRU
    Security Type BOND
    ISIN XS0357281558
    Description GAZPRU 8.146 04/11/18
    Issue Date APR 11 2008
    Last Trading Date APR 11 '18
    Coupon 8.146
    Payment Frequency Semi-Annual
    Face value 1000.0
    Convertible No
    Callable No
    Puttable No
    Bond Issuer Type CORP
    Amount Outstanding
    1,100M [​IMG]
    Exchange Listed Yes
    Country Of Issue LU
    Parent Country RU
    Ult. Parent Country XX
    Currency USD
    Exchange SMART
    Symbol IBCID175808574
    Sector Energy
    Industry Oil&Gas
    Category Oil Comp-Integrated
    Trading Hours
    : October 19, 2016 Calendar
    Total Available Hours 08:00 EST - 17:00 EST (20:00 CST - 05:00 CST)
    Exchange Time Zone Eastern Standard Time
    Note: times in italics are on the calendar date preceding trade date
     
    #48     Oct 19, 2016
  8. luisHK

    luisHK

    those are US market time, not sure if it is tradable. Might be easier to buy it through a bank but the spreads are nasty there. Most bonds I check have large spreads btw, but this one has no quote.
     
    #49     Oct 19, 2016
  9. JackRab

    JackRab

    Shorter terms are possibly better, since you wouldn't get as big as a loss when rates rise...

    But for just storage of money, why not a term deposit? 6 months or 1 year... maybe better than bonds? Don't know if the interest rates are interesting on those though...
     
    #50     Oct 19, 2016