There's still plenty of room for Venezuelan government bonds to continue their recovery, according to Lee Robinson, founder of Altana Wealth. The asset manager was among the early players to position themselves in the country's debt market, and Robinson sees the current rally as having further legs to run.
His bullish stance suggests that investors who've been tracking the nation's debt situation see more value extraction possible from the current levels. The recovery trajectory, while already notable, hasn't fully played out—making it an interesting play for those with the risk appetite and conviction in Venezuela's financial situation improving.
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Deconstructionist
· 17h ago
Venezuelan bonds? There is indeed still a chance in this wave, but the prerequisite is truly believing that this country can turn things around.
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GhostInTheChain
· 01-10 09:55
Venezuelan bonds are bleeding again. Will this be the turnaround or just another trick to harvest retail investors...
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BankruptcyArtist
· 01-10 00:44
Venezuelan bonds? This guy really has some guts.
Call it value investing if you want to sound nice, or gambling on national fate if you want to be blunt...
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fren.eth
· 01-08 16:59
Can Venezuelan bonds still rise? This guy really dares to bet.
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PumpStrategist
· 01-08 12:05
Can Venezuelan bonds still rise? This guy probably overlooked the fundamentals. The pattern has formed, but the distribution of chips is so scattered...
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ApeWithNoChain
· 01-08 12:04
Venezuelan bonds making a comeback? Is this guy serious or just gambling?
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hodl_therapist
· 01-08 12:03
Can Venezuelan bonds still rise? I’m a bit skeptical...
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SchroedingerMiner
· 01-08 12:02
Venezuelan bonds in this wave of market, it seems that someone really dares to buy the dip
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AltcoinHunter
· 01-08 11:52
Venezuelan bonds? This guy really dares to play... Basically, he's betting on a rebound of the Venezuelan economy, but I’m still a bit scared of such high-risk assets.
Another confident early adopter, let’s see how long he can hold on.
Is this really a hundredfold opportunity or a hundredfold cut-loss? Only God knows... I lean towards the former (overconfidence after going all-in).
It sounds just like my self-hypnosis before each heavy position, saying "there's still room to go"... only to break support the next second.
With a topic like Venezuela, either you make a fortune or lose everything, no middle ground.
Honestly, those who dare to add to their bond positions at this critical moment either see something I don’t or are playing with fire.
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ChainPoet
· 01-08 11:36
Venezuelan bonds can still rise? This guy's gambling spirit is really bold
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Early bottom-fishers are making crazy profits. Is it still possible to enter now...
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It's the same old spiel, and "upside potential," I'm getting tired of hearing it
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Only those with a high risk appetite dare to take this bet. I wouldn't dare to gamble on Venezuela's turnaround
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Lee Robinson's move this time is indeed ruthless, just not sure if it will reverse later
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Bonds are still rallying, it feels a bit too good to be true...
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This is true high risk, high reward. Those with a small heart should stay away
There's still plenty of room for Venezuelan government bonds to continue their recovery, according to Lee Robinson, founder of Altana Wealth. The asset manager was among the early players to position themselves in the country's debt market, and Robinson sees the current rally as having further legs to run.
His bullish stance suggests that investors who've been tracking the nation's debt situation see more value extraction possible from the current levels. The recovery trajectory, while already notable, hasn't fully played out—making it an interesting play for those with the risk appetite and conviction in Venezuela's financial situation improving.