T. Rowe Price Strategic Income PRSNX

Got in about a year back. Now I am surprised to see that it has done poorly this year with a -0.87 YTD, despite a 5.08 30 day SEC STD YLD. Not sure if I should hold tight or go with either GNMA or PRCIX. Any insight why this fund is performing in this fashion. Poor foreign bond performance?   How

… PONDX and RPSIX) and all the others I have looked at were classified as "Supporting Player" (OSTIX, FSICX, LSBRX, PRSNX ). Does M* have some criteria to determine which funds get classified as "Core" vs. "Supporting Player" in a category …

… multisector bond fund that is classified as a "Core" holding instead of a "Supporting" player. I also hold LSBDX, FSCIX, PRSNX as multisector bond holdings--all considered "supporting" players. OSTIX is considered a very conservative multisector …

Hi, there's a good interview in the current "TRP Report" (page 12) with Steve Huber, manager of Strategic income, Prsnx . Seems to confirm the view that it's going to be a largely risk-averse multi-sector fund, with quite a bit of planning …

… really laging compared to other International funds. I am 76 and really need income without great risk. That fund does not have good dividends. Any opinions would be appreciated. I am holding RPSIX, PRSGX, PRHYX, PRSNX , PRWCX, PRFDX

Portfolio Manager shows that corrections to TRP bond funds PREMX, PRHYX, PRSNX , and PRWBX should be applied to the 2-28-2011 dividends. For example the PREMX dividend posted to 2-28-22 is 0.03710 …

Given the expectation of rising interest rates and inflationary risks how might these two bond funds react? For instance, when I look at PRCIX I see a "daily YTD" return of -0.25. Yet, the 30 day SEC standardized yield is 3.25%. Whereas the 1 yr return is 7.16%. Does this mean that taking into ...