Relationship between bond prices and interest rates
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thx a lot. this really helps a lot, esp with the sub-titles for non-english speaker like me. keep it up.
turtlebei 1 week ago
sorry but what does the interest rate stands for ? it is different from the coupon ? Isn't the coupon rate prescribed from the beginning of the "contract"?
johnpe21 2 weeks ago
@smokenfly514 Interest rates typically move alongside inflation (as one goes up, the other goes up). The tricky part, for investors, is when the Fed does things to manipulate that process. For example, to help the economy rebound, the Fed can artificially keep interest rates low.
ThomasCHolland 5 months ago
thank you so much!
shazeem14 7 months ago
Now, I finally understand! Thank you!
alyacoke 8 months ago
thanx a lot
5zainab11 9 months ago
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paulceltics 10 months ago
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CC4ntStopW0NtStop 11 months ago
So basically, when interest rates are going up, as they are now, bonds are a bad investment, because in general their prices will fall? Am I understanding correctly? So when the economy is suffering, their prices go up, but afterward it's better to turn to equities?
If it's that simple, how can you speculate and play around with bonds rather than just buy and hold?
Thanks a lot!
smokenfly514 1 year ago 2
TYTYTY:D
skyfaze 1 year ago