The bond we’ll introduce today is trading at a 16% discount to par. The parent company was extremely profitable until the pandemic derailed its business. Now, three years removed from the pandemic, the company is turning a corner and on its way to becoming extremely profitable once again.
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Corporate bankruptcies are running at their highest rate since 2010, the year after the Great Recession. As defaults rise, investors will likely become more cautious about taking credit risk and it should become easier to find attractive values in lower-quality bonds.
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The company we’ll introduce today is deeply distressed… a formerly solid business on the ropes through no fault of its own. The risks are high, but the profits will likely be higher.
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In our view, the distress ratio is likely to double or triple from its current level by late 2023 or early 2024. And that means a crop of new distressed opportunities will soon arise.
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Our latest addition to the Porter & Co. Distressed Investing portfolio is a bond that is secured by the assets of the largest owner of radio stations in the United States. It’s trading at a 17% discount to its $1,000 face value.
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Carl Icahn has generated one of the best long-term investment track records in history, but he has also made a lot of powerful enemies over the years. Now the prominent short-selling firm, Hindenburg, is targeting Icahn and his company. Here’s why we are keeping IEP in our model portfolio.
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