If anyone wants to geek out and learn more about bonds and sensitivity to rates there is a pretty good discussion of convexity here:Bond ConvexitySorry for the continued thread hijack...

I have also responded occasionally to threads that were time sensitive topics that I failed to look at the original posting date.I think the current policy allows the BP community as a whole to get the most benefit from posts.

He has also admitted to be in possession of documents from large banking institutions that could, in his words, "take down a bank or two".I could go on and on, but the bottomline is if this character has a lot of highly sensitive information and is dissemenating how or when he can use this information in an attempt to save his ***, is he really all that noble?

The cash flow stream is less subject to interest rate risk because the Macaulay (or other, more precise modified) duration is smaller and thus the instrument is less sensitive to rate changesIs that accurate?

If you’re investing in time sensitive investments, such as hard money lending on REO’s, or paying hungry contractors, this won’t necessarily work.

Traffic & Parking are sensitive issues in neighborhoods.

@James Wise - I don't use my full name because I may need to ask a sensitive question about a tenant or my partnership or one of my contractors or a deal.

i have been debating this due to the sensitive nature of their situation. it seems like you have a solid system set up, i would definitely love to pick your brain more on the topic.

After all, bulletins, unlike articles and blogs, tend to be time-sensitive and it will be good to see it all on one screen.I suspect that I am not the only BP member who is missing out on the bulletins because of their separate location.

We are not really very price sensitive and want something durable and easy to maintain since we plan to live in our current house for the rest of our lives.