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Bond Valuation Usual Confusion Part 1
Bond Valuation Usual Confusion Part 2
i really like to see your superb video…and very easy and interesting..
thank you so much for giving me a great chance to prove myself…
Himanshu, so glad you find it “superb”!!!
I think these videos are really helpful for understanding the basic concepts of finance.
Thank you David
Hey your videos are a life saver!! I finished my MBA 5 years back and did not remember a thing and wanted to refresh everything. Back in college too financial management wasn’t this interesting and easy! I wish our profs were as good as you, I would have definitely scored better 😉
Thanks for making i” financial management” so interesting and easy!
Udita, at least you have a good refresher now and hopefully it will help you with the rest of your life. Cheers!
I really get very interesting the way you are explaining God bless you. you saved me and open my eyes to enjoy and feel exactly what I was confused like Fair value,Market value, Yield and Current yield and clearly understanding your examples “waw” you are “top of the toppers”
Yoni, ‘top of the toppers’?? waw!
Awesome explanation. it helps a lot
Great to hear that Mano!
such an interesting explanation!!!! this helps me a lot
wish our finance lecturers were as good as you…anyway,, thnx for posting
Welcome, Delly!
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@mohan Hi, just click on the free tutorials tab and then beside any premium video, just click the preview button and then you’ll be brought to the premium page, cheers
Really i took a great advantage for this videos
Thanks
@Abdulkadir glad you seized the advantage!
Very clear.really apprecaited
@jagath You’re very welcome!
Need help! is the fair value of a bond the same as Bond price or the price the Bond sell’s? if not what is the fair value..
@Mike: Hi, fair value *should* be the same as the bond price, but usually it is not. Why? Coz bond selling price is a product of negotiation and supply vs. demand, but fair value is how much it *should* be sold if the world was “fair” and if all buyers and sellers were completely logical and “rational.” In the real world, that’s not the case. A bond’s fair value might be $900 but if the bond owner is in a hurry and desperate for cash, he might sell it for $750. So the fair value is $900 but the selling price is $750. Please watch the video above “usual confusion”
Thank you. I think I was bond illiterate till I saw your confusion video. God bless.
@Minismom glad you’re now bond-literate!
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