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Bond Prices Vs Bond Yield | Inverse Relationship

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Short, sweet and clear Nice
Comment from : @leebaer1920

thank you
Comment from : @hamsterecology

Why does bond price changes if its like a loan how does the price change
Comment from : @harjotsingh6263

Well done Great work!
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Great great great ! thank you
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Excellent
Comment from : @ramzh9315

Very clear explanation, thanks Man!
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Perfect
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Best explanation 🎉🎉
Comment from : @rahulpanickar6078

Why the hell do they call it coupon and not just interest rate?
Comment from : @honestabe1940

While this video is correct, the understanding of the inverse relationship is better described by showing how prevailing interest rates effect the PRICE rather than how price effects the yield It’s the interest rate that drive the price, not the other way around Also how price is affected by the term left on the bond for the total yield
Comment from : @kmank1731

All fine and good, but I'm pretty sure the titles are mixed up here A lender is the giver and the borrower is the taker
Comment from : @sandrajacobson5608

So basically Bond prices going DOWN is a good thing? hence the Yield goes UP brthat seemed simple enough
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Best explanation Nice
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What happens as internet rates fluctuate
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Comment from : @SanSam-p7k

So if you are investing long term and have 10 of your portfolio in bonds Should you buy more bonds when interest rates are high or low? Like when stocks are down buy the dip Does this apply to bonds?
Comment from : @ericsRANDOMclips

so basically the Coupon Rate or Interest Rate and the Yield is the same thing?
Comment from : @hoodhommie9951

Interesting facts however, if I purchase bond fund, and interest rate goes up, the fund price increases too Cos fund company will use the new capital from investor or expired bond to purchase new bond which leads to higher returns from higher interest paid by bond
Comment from : @winvestman9745

Thanks mate
Comment from : @dezorderdiabolo3340

I understood the fact that bon prices and yield are inversly related however isnt Bond prices calculated based on bonds that are already trading with similar yields, coupon rate, maturity and Credit Rating based on Matrix Pricing However my questions is how does the price of those bonds change? Is it based on the interest rate?
Comment from : @silabhadrasona6106

really understandable 😇😇 im struggle with this YTM for the last 2 days, tysm for this video ❤❤
Comment from : @wass_istlos

Finally learn this Bond Prices Vs Bond Yield | Inverse Relationship Thanks to KingAdemy
Comment from : @mayankjain9482

cleared my years of doubt, thanks alot
Comment from : @sharique7133

Is interest rate and yield same?
Comment from : @hennaharika5996

Excellent video and lesson! Thank you Prof King!
Comment from : @blaiseroman6495

It was clearly well explained Thanks you, sir!
Comment from : @TonyStarkUSA

I'd love to see that vid abt how bond prices fluctuate with interest rate
Comment from : @sayandcode

This is the best explanation of Bond Yield and Price Ive seen
Comment from : @HiggyBaby0U812

This cleared everything for me I thought that the coupon rate and yield was the same thing, but now I understand that they are not They just correlate Thank you so much!
Comment from : @SanderGranstad

Very helpful, such a simple thing, but took me some time to wrap my head around it, thank you!!
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Comment from : @aydan7696

Thank you
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Great, great video I was looking for a quick way to memorize this, thanks so much
Comment from : @iqwebserve3973

So when you buy that bond for 900 the yield and coupon are still based on the initial 1000 pounds?
Comment from : @Js-bi1ww

Lucidly explained 👍🙏
Comment from : @AjaySingh-1312

The problem with this explanation is yield leads to changes in price not the other way around
Comment from : @tucker8071

THANKYOU!!!
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Would love more videos in the future!
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This was really informative and well explained It helped clear my concept!
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Nice job, mate Cheers
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Crisp explanation Thank you ☺️
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Hey bro, Awesome stuff Could you make a video explaining interest rate differentials ?
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Please can you talk about zero coupon bonds and how to calculate duration br🥰🥰 thank you for your lessons
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