What does yield mean? | Marketplace Whiteboard
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- If you're looking at buying a bond, you need to understand the yield's inverse relationship to the price. Paddy Hirsch explains. #MarketplaceAPM #BondMarket #EconomicExplainers
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Can we take a moment and appreciate the man for literally writing everything backwards on his end
I’m sure he flipped the video
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This guy is just amazing!!! The best explainer of all these concepts
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So good to see you after so long! Please make videos more often..
That explanation was the best ever, It literally made me understand Yeld after studying this concept for months..thank you
1000s of what I have watched and read still confuses me but this video I get it in 2 mins!!! Now searching for more videos from here. Thank you!
Wish I would have found this channel earlier. Concepts covered really well, thumbs up!
Thanks so much sir! You explained well than my teacher did.
Amazing thank you so much
Wow i have watched a million videos but keep getting a bit confused... this seesaw explanation is just perfect!!! Thank u so much :D
Very easy to understand. I cant express my gratitude.
I think the yield is calculated by dividing by the cost, not the face value? am i wrong?
Thank you Mr Paddy Hirch
You're a smart man 💪
Great explanation
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Awesomely explained.
I love this explanation lol thank you!
Well, I have a hard time concentrating on the content because I am trying to figure out the transparent board technology you are using. Did you really have to write from right to left?
So, a yield is the %?
too good...just awesome way of putting it down
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Why would John want to sell cheaper than he bought
if he urgently needed money for XYZ reason.
why is there no talk about secondary vs, primary market T bills? The primary new issue t bills price don't change yet talk is always about what its inferred to do with no relation to anything.
Is z corp the person giving the money or the person who needs the mone
wow
I see that You have glass in front of camera.
But how its happen that made before draws appear...
hey mate! can you buy me a drink? haha thanks for educating us
Great explanation would even be super if you could speak a lil bit slower please
But ... so as long as Billy doesn't sell his bond early he's still getting the 5%? I mean, can they just go change the yield after he bought it cause of inflation?
does that mean when price goes up yield go against nd vice versa
Yes because you will get $105 when the bond matures and if the price of bond drops you are only paying $95 for it.
What happened to this guy? I want more of his explanations
lol, wasn't expecting the end comment
How is he writing backwards!
He's not, he writes normally and they flip the video horizontally in editing. You can tell because the buttons are on the wrong side of his shirt!
You can also check his old videos he writes on a white board and he’s right handed. Here he’s left handed.
this dude is great... totally an alcoholic though
Progressive Philosophy Who cares? He explained the topic perfectly and he obviously understands what he’s talking about.
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@@pwrm8721 oh shit loool i call this sorcery!
I can’t get past why John would make either one of those deals. He’s going to get $105 just for hanging onto it.
Damn u jon why do you have more money than me 🤨
wish john was called james. lol
That's Incorrect. The yield in the former case would be 5/95*100 = 5.2% and in the latter case 5/101*100 = 4.95%
You’re wrong too. First case: (105/95-1)*100=10.52%. Second case: (105/101-1)*100=3.96%. Given he is closer, I’d like to think he used approximation to keep it simple.
@@touchmate123456 I'm not sure you know how to calculate yield. Yield % = coupon/current market price.
take a look at this article, www.morningstar.in/posts/33364/what-is-yield.aspx
Think about it. If she buys the bond for $95 and receives $105 in the end, that’s a profit of $10. She then divides this $10 by her original investment of $95, which means the yield is approximately 10.5%.
This doesn't really work for me...instead of dum it down you're now putting all a bunch of math and it's also boring..i lost you after the first 20 sec