Jeff Dorman

RealMoney Contributor

Dorman has traded in the U.S. corporate bond market for more than severn years; for the last three years, he's worked as a high-yield and distressed corporate bond trader for Merrill Lynch. Prior to Merrill Lynch, Dorman worked as a credit analyst/trader on a distressed prop desk for Friedman Billings Ramsey and as an investment banker and capital markets analyst for Lehman Brothers.

Dorman graduated from Washington University in St. Louis in 2001 with a bachelor's degree in economics and finance and a minor in biology. Dorman played varsity baseball and football for Washington University.

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Thoughts on High Yield Issuance for Brian Gilmartin, et al. (RealMoney.com $)

By Jeff Dorman

03:53PM 12/08/08

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FCX bonds/stock (RealMoney.com $)

By Jeff Dorman

09:58AM 12/04/08

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FDIC-Guaranteed Bonds Are Only a Short-Term Fix (RealMoney.com $)

By Jeff Dorman

Low rates on these financial bonds could set the stage for more risk-taking.

Related Topics: Bonds/Economy | Fundamental Analysis

10:17AM 12/02/08

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Shorting the US Govt (Treasuries) (RealMoney.com $)

By Jeff Dorman

10:04AM 11/25/08

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Stock Optimism Clashes With Bond Pessimism (RealMoney.com $)

By Jeff Dorman

Stockholders see value, but bondholders worry about companies' solvency.

Related Topics: Fundamental Analysis | Market Commentary

01:44PM 11/21/08

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More debt coming out of the system (RealMoney.com $)

By Jeff Dorman

08:42AM 11/19/08

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Agreed... GM should be forced to file Chapter 11 (RealMoney.com $)

By Jeff Dorman

09:14AM 11/17/08

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Leveraged-Loan Market Provides More Hope (RealMoney.com $)

By Jeff Dorman

Money being reallocated out of equities into high-yield loans, just what is need to fix the credit crunch.

Related Topics: Fundamental Analysis | Market Commentary

12:40PM 11/14/08

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New issue activity in corporate bond market (RealMoney.com $)

By Jeff Dorman

10:36AM 11/13/08

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High Corporate Bond Rates Are a Drag on Stocks (RealMoney.com $)

By Jeff Dorman

The costs of financing is higher, and that hits the bottom line.

Related Topics: Fundamental Analysis

01:59PM 11/12/08

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