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What a wonderful video! Clear, concise, to the point! Great work KINGCADMEY!

At uSMART, my funds are always active. Even when I'm not trading, the 4.6% interest on my cash balance is adding value for me. This process of self-growth has made my financial management simpler and more efficient

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Increase interest rate make borrowing more expensive and inflation make those things more expensive. Its a lose lose

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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?

Wonderful video! Thank you very much for the detailed explanation.

I support the buyout

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Using this logic, *if* the Fed cuts its interest rate, one would expect bond prices 📈 to go up and yields📉 to go down *and* it would also make sense for interest rates to go down on new bonds *but* if you previously bought higher interest bonds they should be worth more than the purchase price and calculated interest if you sold them *but if* you buy and hold bonds to maturity, none of this matters. Correct?

Interesting , the stock market is currently experiencing a decline while bond yields are on the rise. However, there seems to be skepticism amongst investors regarding the Federal Reserve's plan to continue increasing interest rates until inflation is stabilized. As for myself, I find myself at a crossroads, uncertain whether to liquidate my $250,000 stock portfolio> I'm seeking advice on the best strategy to capitalize on this current bear market.

so basically the Coupon Rate or Interest Rate and the Yield is the same thing?

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The scary thing is how pervasive private equity has become in the U.S. Private nursing homes, real estate, restaurant chains, companies, you name it. I think over 30% of businesses are now controlled by private equity and growing. Given their track record it is not hard to see why so many in the U.S. are struggling. Bye, bye Red Lobster and reasonable rent.

The trial is over now, and we see that his game involved so much more than "borrowing from 4 mates to go gamble"; he was borrowing from more people than he could pay back, to fund elaborate schemes to naked short companies into collapse. He filled the market with counterfeit shares of stock that are still a problem. His fraud made Credit Suisse collapse.

Thanks for this content! Very helpful and simplified context, I love It! This deserves a 1M views

The 40% return makes sense since the PE firm put down 10 million of its own money, the debt is secured with the assets of the acquired company, and after making interest payments they have a net of 2 million/yr. They don't face any repercussions if this deal doesn't work out since they can just asset strip the company itself as needed to pay off the loan, which in reality is more times than what Mitt Romney would admit.

This was explained excellently. Great video !

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.

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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?

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Well explained. The only thing that confused me was the pronunciation of the letter z.

Great channel, very clear explanations, thanks!!

really understandable 😇😇 im struggle with this YTM for the last 2 days, tysm for this video ❤❤

Islam fights both inflation and poverty "Allah condemns exploitation, and He blesses charities. Allah does not love any disbelieving sinner." Quran 2:276 Islam brings peace and mercy to society

Great explainer, cheers 😊

Do you do consolations ?

Bro just ripped the Khan Academy video lol

How does the settling up occur? Do the brokers meet and physically exchange cash? I don't understand this part of the system.

Finally learn this Bond Prices Vs Bond Yield | Inverse Relationship.. Thanks to KingAdemy

the only video that made my mind clear about this topic

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I really don't see the risk Jack is taking.

In Canada, even with higher interest rates, the price of food in grocery don't stop going higher and higher

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cleared my years of doubt, thanks alot

Thank you so very much, it’s really helpful🙏🏼.

10x is wild for most GPs in the LMM 😅

This is a perfect case for taxpayers to bailout

Came here after watching Barbarians at the Gate, an HBO 1993 TV movie comedy drama based on the book by Bryan Burrough and John Helyar, starring James Garner as the CEO of RJR Nabisco who tries to buy his own company in 1988. The film follows the bidding war, the corporate intrigues and the humorous scenes of the tobacco industry. It tells the true story of F. Ross Johnson, who was the president and CEO of RJR Nabisco who decides to take the tobacco and food conglomerate company private in 1988 by a leveraged buyout after receiving advanced news of the likely market failure of the company's smokeless cigarette called Premier, the development of which had been intended to finally boost the company's stock price.

Super straightforward. Clear and simple explanations showing the relationship btw the two. Thanks! Hope you're well and looking forward for more contents!

I think interest causes inflation. If you borrow £1000 at 6% interest it means you have to pay back £60 per annum, depending on the length of the loan. Straight away have devalued the £1000 because you are say that your £1000 is actually worth £940 and that you have to pay £60 more to bring it up it's future value to £1000. I believe devalue-ing money triggers inflation as everything has to increase to match the general devaluation.

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