Today's Wall Street Journal (C11) writes "For Redemptions, 'In-Kind'-ness Counts", which discusses troubles with ultra-short bond funds, specifically the decision to redeem shares 'in-kind' by the $1.4 billion AMF Ultra Short Mortgage Fund. The Asset Management Funds are run by Shay Assets Management. WSJ says, "Ultrashort bond funds generally invest in fixed-income securities with extremely short maturities, but tend to have higher risks than money-market funds and certificates of deposit. The past year has been bad for the ultrashort-bond category."