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Junk-bond trader Michael Milken was indicted in an insider-trading investigation but pleaded guilty to other charges.
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There must be a lot of investors--or credit speculators--who are cavalier about corporate defaults because junk bonds are trading at yields only modestly higher than the yields on safe U.S. Treasury bonds.
FORBES: A Dangerous Game
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GSE-backed securities above the levels where even junk bonds were trading before the crisis.
ECONOMIST: Reining in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
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Mr Pitt succeeded then in shifting the focus of a far-reaching probe into insider trading away from his client and on to Michael Milken, the founding father of the junk-bond market.
ECONOMIST: Face value
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GM's bonds are already trading at junk prices, even though the ratings agencies persist, oddly, in regarding them as investment-grade.
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Six months ago, Marubeni, a Japanese trading company whose bonds are rated as junk by Moody's, a rating agency, paid investors 6-7 percentage points more than top-quality borrowers.
ECONOMIST: Slow financial starvation