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Oakridge Capital is analyzing 'Fallen Angels' in the fixed income market.
A fallen angel is defined as a bond that:
- Was issued as investment grade but has been downgraded to high yield.
- Has defaulted on its principal payments.
- Was issued in the high-yield market and upgraded to investment grade.
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