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Discounted bond funds, especially at scandal-hit Wamco, may offer an investment opportunity

Discounted bond funds, especially at scandal-hit Wamco, may offer an investment opportunity
MarketWatch Friday 26 June 2026, 16:45 UTC By Brett Arends 1 min read
Key Points

Professional investment advisers wear handcuffs when they manage clients’ money — but you don’t.

Professional investment advisers wear handcuffs when they manage clients’ money — but you don’t.
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