Boeing's listed bond had $0 in payments to the trust during this period. The trust paid certificate holders using advances, but the report does not describe a change in Boeing's business.
This report does not describe Boeing's aircraft production, deliveries, or finances. The $0 listed for its bond concerns payments to this trust, not Boeing's wider business. The trust also paid certificate holders using advances, so that payout does not show Boeing's business improved. Taken together, the filing gives no new reason to change the view of Boeing.
Goldman Sachs' listed bond had $0 in payments to the trust during this period. The trust paid certificate holders using advances, but the report does not describe a change in Goldman Sachs' business.
General Electric Capital's listed bond had $0 in payments to the trust during this period. The trust paid certificate holders using advances, but the report does not describe a change in the company's business.
Dow Chemical's listed bond had $0 in payments to the trust during this period. The trust paid certificate holders using advances, but the report does not describe a change in Dow Chemical's business.
Verizon Global Funding's listed bond had $0 in payments to the trust during this period. The trust paid certificate holders using advances, but the report does not describe a change in Verizon's business.
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