Bonds and Bond Yields

[@Domisbeast]

The bond has finally reached maturity!

[@ailieschcimmer9633]

Ukkkk

[@airvicemarshalsirgeorgemas2083]

Good job with inflation being 9%

[@thejannayanatharu1397]

for reeel

[@thejannayanatharu1397]

@masab nadir for real

[@AlokJadva]

@@airvicemarshalsirgeorgemas20834.6 now 😅

[@mrspagut8514]

9:55 My reaction to A*s

[@295will]

haha yeah

[@michealthompson9588]

@@295will die

[@EternalShadow1667]

@@michealthompson9588 no

[@RegalForce]

Such a beautiful presentation. One of the clearest and most concise presentation on this subject matter. I will be checking out your other videos. Thanks a million!

[@shamaunbhatti8293]

Thank you so much sir. God bless you. You’re helping a lot of stuck students😊

[@milowosidoyi1636]

Thanks 🙏 so much been trying to implement this when trading the FX markets and I couldn’t understand the inverse relationship between bond prices and yields. You made it so easy thank you. All the way from South Africa.

[@samitharanasinghe5740]

You are so awesome! Currently studying for my CIMA exams with these amazing videos. Great great job!

[@blazeitharry7403]

My economics teacher showed us this channel in class, although this is A-Level standard, the videos you make really help.

[@Venuk]

Yo Dal, just letting you know you're bond has matured

[@TrendEvol-b4x]

Amazing explanation, especially adding in the supply and demand part

[@MitchTalbotVlogs]

You are a god. Now that we have these crazy centre-assessed grades my school's decided to give us internal exams harder than our initial public ones were going to be, next week. And they'll count for 25% of our final grade. Your videos are getting me through this circus, thank you Dal :)

[@MitchTalbotVlogs]

also, my teacher spent 3 weeks on bonds and banking a year ago and never explained it as well as this 10 min video did (:

[@EternalShadow1667]

@@MitchTalbotVlogs good luck

[@rishabhthagela9500]

nice video sir...you have explained the concept thoroughly in a well simplified way...

[@arroxas]

Thanks so much. Happy I found you in youtube.

[@ronaldl9085]

Awesome! Best explanation I've found on the internet. Thanks!

[@Anu-zq8mu]

such a great video .Perfect explanation.Can you please make a video on treasury bills.I am not able to understand that.I have many doubts in the understanding of the concept as well as the calculations.

[@samleboutillier7992]

Bond finally matured now !!

[@matthewmanning8901]

What a chap. Knows his onions thats fir sure 👍

[@nicoleluo6692]

OMG. SO GREAT. Thank you!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@zacharydean1953]

finally that bond has matured

[@perillam8360]

Thanks for all your videos!! Really helpful

[@tfox78]

great video, I really appreciate your clear explanation !

[@ritobrotobiswas7226]

Watching this when the bond has matured 😂

[@ailieschcimmer9633]

🤣🤣😂Ikrrr

[@muhamm4dh]

Stunning video!

[@popboycon]

great video this has helped me

[@pedrocotta8320]

Excelent video.

[@BabylonCentral]

Excellent teacher.

[@angotango994]

8:21 "it's inverse" - this got me idk why

[@pragyasharma8015]

As per my understanding the coupon rate is 5% of nominal value which is $5 in absolute amount, and the yield is a percentage of these two absolute figures i.e. $5/$115 , that means if the MV increases you will still get $5 so technically your %age share is less compared to earlier. See it like earlier you get 1 carrot extra for 1 kg of carrot at x price but at a different store you still get 1 carrot extra for 1 kg of carrot but now at a higher price say x+y. So in the second one your yield is less and you pay more but still get the same interest. I hope this clears your doubt.

[@amitranjan9610]

That's awesome buddy!!! thank you so much!

[@hamzarashid4306]

Would you recommend doing past papers with your notes with you or to do it under proper exam conditions and then check your notes later on anything you were unsure of?

[@JonathanDoyle]

This was great. Thanks for posting it.

[@chandnisingh8707]

YOU ARE SO AMAZING!!! THAAANK YOU 🙏🙏

[@gammachiss.ejerso3291]

You are so amazing. Thanks man!

[@softMediaWox]

Best Explanation ever!

[@sanketpawar8922]

Great video 👍👌👌

[@nazneenkhan580]

explained really well thank you .

[@sherryleducationshow]

Great video

[@StephanieHughesDesign]

Awesome! Thank you.

[@jennellex6774]

2 more years until that bond expires

[@ranaali7630]

Expired

[@balmatieminwah-mohammed4080]

Very well explained

[@kethminakeminda]

Great explanation!🔥

[@adamc8512]

you are a god

[@charlesbenson5675]

You are the best....

[@Ali-id8vj]

Can you please do a video on budget surpluses and deficits and their consequences on macroeconomic performance please? Obviously the crowding out effect is one but are there any others? Thankyou

[@Sophie-uc1et]

3:26 “the holder gets the nominal value back” what is the significance of the nominal value?

[@andrewcooklin5268]

Superb

[@SC-md2yk]

the answer to any bond question: doesn't matter if its from ADSA or TESCO, you are still getting a kilo of carrots

[@allanlewis6274]

InstaBlaster.

[@pbcvevo2277]

great vid

[@yogeshgarg976]

👍 very helpful for the basic concept

[@yashasvi5308]

Perfect💯

[@emilijaseicane1790]

So useful!!

[@saa6528]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@aek12]

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[@prisj3040]

Thanks!! I went searching for it and couldn't find it!

[@sergiovargas3304]

Thank you brother!!!

[@simontrades_]

I never understood this, so the twist is that the coupon is not the interest rate. Now I do

[@EllaPeart]

is this playlist needed for edexell?

[@brians.1184]

This is great

[@precioussebastine1889]

Are you saying that if the maturity date is 7 years the coupon will be 7%?

[@linkshealsw]

Legend

[@lizziebutler7436]

i love you dal

[@dilz2012]

Is the bond paid back in full on a fixed date? Can the buyer of the bond choose to get the value of the bond before the fixed date?

[@PH-wf7cd]

The bond is indeed paid back in full on a fixed date, and so the buyer could only get the market value of the bond before that fixed date.

[@willgibbs9921]

Would a fall in a bond's market price increase its demand therefore would it be more difficult to obtain as more people want it? And also, who gains the extra £15 between the nominal price and the market price? Just curious :)

[@PH-wf7cd]

No, as supply = demand. Whoever bought the bond for £100 an then sold it for £115.

[@charlieh2088]

the goat

[@farhanurmiah2635]

thanks

[@guitardrumshybrid]

Is this on the edexcel economics specification? I've never heard of it before :/

[@olliehutchinson5327]

Nah mate AQA as well

[@maddymax7440]

Is this for Macro year 2

[@EconplusDal]

Yes

[@abibirch8018]

For edexcel exams? It isn't in our spec nor has my teacher taught this..

[@vimalagasti323]

Why Equity Market falls when yields are high?

[@jensenwebb]

Had a McDonald’s ad on this video. Market failure ?

[@alexwest9582]

finally the bond has expired

[@tommywang160]

Just wondering why would anyone buy government bond, just looked up coupon for 30 years government bond is 1.5% that probably won't even break even with inflation .

[@Normaldude10174]

i guess because the money is safe in a bond (gov wont default) . But yh doesnt make sense at the current rate

[@Nchummei]

What is want is what is Bond???

[@Nchummei]

Who hold bond?? Who issue bond??

[@julienmary349]

Anyone else watching this in 2022?

[@midwestnovelties6301]

why the carrots have to be in the metric system. I am American and did'nt understand the carrot analogy. Also, the typo was done deliberately to piss you off.

[@vedhasitlani6792]

i love you

[@mattb6646]

Bonds sound pointless, detrimental even when inflation is out pacing bond yields.. buy bitcoin.

[@kudzaiangelinekufa6166]

is it just me or the video looks dubbed

[@georgebanu5746]

mmmm economics

[@samsingleton657]

God

[@georgebainbridge6702]

Did anyone else think that they were an investment banker after watching this video? :')

[@denzelthenoob3711]

Your bond has expired