Entries by Ronald Bernardi

Halftime Report – Muni Yield Dynamics & OBBB Passage

President Trump signed Bill Act H.R.1 on July 4th and with its passage, any current threat to the tax -exempt status of municipal bonds ceased. This was a threat we believed was unlikely to become reality, but with the capricious nature of today’s politics, never worth taking for granted. As we noted in December of last […]

37 YEARS

of serving Investors, Issuers, and the Municipal Bond Market    THANK YOU. We wish you and your family a healthy and prosperous 2022 and offer our profound “thank you” for your continued confidence in the Bernardi team. We greatly appreciate the opportunity to help you, your family, organization, community, and constituents. September 30, 2021 marked […]

Keeping Calm and Carrying On

I hope you and your families are well. I hope everyone is safe. The current state of affairs all of us face is fluid, so I want to provide you with periodic updates. Thankfully to date, the entire Bernardi Securities team remains healthy, safe, and engaged in our commitments to our clients and enterprise. As […]

REGULATION BEST INTEREST

A FOUNDATIONAL PILLAR: INVESTOR FAITH AND TRUST The municipal bond market provides our economy with a deep pool of investment capital.  Simply stated, Municipal Bonds Build America. Investor participation is high as both individual and institutional investors commit their savings to build our nation’s infrastructure: schools, town halls, county courthouses, airports, water and sewer treatment plants, recreation facilities, […]

Happy New Year and Thank You

We wish everyone a happy New Year. October 1st marked the first day of our 35th year at Bernardi Securities.  In the fall of 1984 my father, Ed Bernardi, and several others opened the doors of Bernardi Securities for the first time. Our office was located across the street from City Hall at 134 North […]

The Magic of 34

The “Magic Square of 34” appears in the upper right side of Albrecht Durer’s 1514 copper plated masterpiece, “Melancholia.” The allegorical work is the subject of many interpretations. One interpretation asserts the scene depicts the age of Humanism, both its creative successes and unsolved frustrations.