I don't mean those close enough to form a real personal bond — nobody at Uncle Barry's last night was a Plouffe or a Jarrett or an Axelrod.
The country's banks are in no mood to buy bonds that nobody else wants.
The package bore the name of a downtown brokerage firm & he went down & handed over the bonds, but nobody even said thank you.
NEW YORK TIMES Amid Rush for Corporate Bonds, a Word of Caution | Investors seem to love junk bonds, but "nobody really knows just how vulnerable the sector is to a sudden capital flight," Gillian Tett of The Financial Times writes.
"Ross Perot has invested in U.S. Treasury bonds, and nobody is talking about his not being paid," said Mark Weisbrot, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research and co-author of "Social Security: The Phony Crisis" (University of Chicago Press).
Meanwhile, the Obama administration wants weaker banks to move more quickly to relieve their balance sheets of the toxic assets, the home loans and mortgage bonds that nobody wants to buy right now.
Serial airline investor Carl Icahn Carl Icahn has said he's not interested in United, and the low price of UAL's bonds indicates nobody else is amassing a position either.
Perhaps the best title moment occurs in my favorite Bond song, "Nobody Does It Better," from 1977, which was composed by Marvin Hamlisch, written by Carole Bayer Sager, and performed by Carly Simon.
No one was more on brand than Shirley Bassey, and as far as Bond songs go, nobody did it better.
