Web Sites That Graph Bond Market Prices Over Time?

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1. Date: 2008-10-01 08:16:45
Subject: Web Sites That Graph Bond Market Prices Over Time?
From: "Will" <w...@n...nospam> Search message by this author

I would like to see which industries and which companies have had their
bonds hold up their market price over the course of the financial downturn
that started with the subprime crisis back in summer of 2007. Are there
sites that will graph bond market value over time (I'm willing to pay if it
is only available as a commercial service)?

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Will

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2. Date: 2008-10-05 15:00:36
Subject: Re: Web Sites That Graph Bond Market Prices Over Time?
From: "Will" <w...@n...nospam> Search message by this author

"Will" <w...@n...nospam> wrote in message
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> I would like to see which industries and which companies have had their
> bonds hold up their market price over the course of the financial downturn
> that started with the subprime crisis back in summer of 2007. Are there
> sites that will graph bond market value over time (I'm willing to pay if
it
> is only available as a commercial service)?

The best I coudl find was http://www.investinginbonds.com

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Will

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