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  • oooooohhhhhhhh i get it...Thanks guy.

  • Thank you very much for this. Very clear, concise and rational. Helped me a lot.

  • You are good, Sir. Well explained!

  • Thanks - nice and simple to understand

  • That was short and simple. Thanks.

  • Thank you so much. The whole explaination was mind boogling easy:)))

  • Excellent video.

  • Thank you a lot!

  • i is frum russia. i is have 32 dollars american saved... took me 19 yrs. How much munny is to buy bond. i want drink vodka and be billionaire, i make billion from 32 munnys wif bonds? is 32 american munny alot? i is not sure, I can to buy a yaht, like diddy?

  • Great way to explain it brother...

  • Thanks so much! This is exactly what I was looking for: someone who explains finances in PLAIN ENGLISH!

  • In his example the coupon rate is fixed at 10% of the face value ($100) so you will get $10 annually until the bond matures

  • Thanks for the video, that cleared up some of my questions.

  • fantastic

  • This video is helping. However I wondered if anyone could help me a little further.

    Using the example in the video, of a bond priced at $100 with a 10% coupon rate.. If i were to purchase this bond on the secondary market at a price of $90, would the annual payment to me be $10 still? Or would it become 10% of $90?

    Thanks

  • @PBowyer123 It would be 10% of the face value of the bond ($100) so for your $90 investment you would recive a $10 yeild

  • @TheRaawan price up, yield down (last sentence is off). otherwise good explanation!

  • Thank you! I'm studying for my series 6 and didn't grasp it till I came across you.

  • wow i got 98% in my uni mark for finance after listenint to al your parts. Thanks alot.

  • thank u!!  :D

  • You've made everything so simple. I've been trying to understand how bond works for the last 6 week at uni, I finally understand. Thank you so much.

  • But, you didn't explained why???? Price & yield have inverse relationship -- I'd like to know the reason. Why price goes down if yield increase & vice-versa. Plz do not finish just by putting half explanations. Anyways, thanks for that.

  • pretty helpful for them rookies i guess.. good job

  • finally someone made it easier for me to understand. thanks!

  • excellent, i have been trying to grasp this concept, you just did it for me.

  • Thank you - very well explained.

  • This really helped, thank you!

  • better than MBA professors from CASS business school!!

  • Great teaching!!!  Thanks!

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