DerivActiv MuniMarket Pulse Podcast: Matt Fabian, Managing Director of Municipal Market Advisors, talks about how the muni market will handle the anticipated supply of large issues. Also; Federal intervention is not necessarily a good thing for the market. (7 m 40 s)

DerivActiv MuniMarket Pulse Podcast: Tom Doe, Founder and CEO of Municipal Market Advisors reviews February’s muni market performance. Also, seasonal patterns in the municipal market and the trend toward negotiated bond sales. (14 m 30 s)

We’re pleased to announce that MunicipalBonds.com has activated real-time pricing on all of our state pages. As a part of our ongoing test launch process, we have started to display trades on a minute-by-minute basis. When you click on California, you can see the latest trades that happened in the municipal marketplace. This means that every single trade of your state’s …

$445,090,000 - District of Columbia

Merrill Lynch & Co.

Here are the Preliminary Price ideas for
The DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
- Please remember this is only an idea.
- These figures will change up until the pricing of the issue.
- Your orders are not guaranteed to be filled.
$445,090,000*
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
INCOME TAX SECURED REVENUE BONDS
SERIES 2009 A AND B
WE WILL RUN A RETAIL ORDER PERIOD TODAY, …

These bonds may not be sold, nor may offers to buy be accepted, prior to the time an Official Statement is delivered in final form. Under no circumstances shall this announcement constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy, nor shall there be any sale of the Bonds in any jurisdiction in which such an …

The new MunicipalBonds.com has a variety of new tools and features. During February, we will be in our testing phase leading up to our official launch on March 1.
We believe that MunicipalBonds.com has launched the best way to keep updated on municipal bond trading with our new Trade Datacenter. There is simply no better way to sort through the thousands …

Municipal bonds are bonds that are issued by state and local governments. By issuing municipal bonds, local governments borrow money to build bridges, roads, hospitals, schools, sewer systems, stadiums, airports, power plants, prisons, and provide for other needs of local governments. Municipal bonds are generally issued to raise money for major capital projects.

Welcome to the new MunicipalBonds.com. For the next 6 weeks, we will be in our test launch phase. Our official launch will be on March 1. For our test launch, we will be unveiling an assortment of tools, articles, features to help individual investors stay updated on the municipal bond market.
We have a full-featured data center with daily prices …

Every US state has its own Market Data section. Every trade reported to Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board is listed in its respective State-section.
Simply click on a state on the right side where all of the state’s are listed to get to the right state section.
On each State page, you will first go to the page with the most recent trades …