Bonds are one of the most common investments, but to many investors, they’re still a mystery. In this video, you’ll learn the basics of bonds and how investors might use them to preserve capital and pursue extra income.
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@ArtbyRubab
Please, Can anyone explain the default risk, I couldn’t understand it.
@preengineerssociety1785
Thank you so much!!! 😊😊😊😊
@mattygitli280
Unreal explanation
@KennyMassey
I mean who the fuck does this if they get better interest rate by just leaving the cash in a savings account😂 I can see a multimillionaire, and a billionaire, doing it fine but a average guy with $250,000 in savings won’t usually consider these as worthy investments 😂😂
@bivens0723
Great explanation, love this!
@Viv8ldi
💕
@obiyanko2019
Excellent!
@BitcoinMoonMagic
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@braxtonm9712
$200 dollars after 10 years doesn't seem worth it
@Ayoo7Zzz
The explanation is precise and easy to grasp even for newbies to investing world like me.
Thank you
@dr.r_dushmantha
Well explained 👏
@starcadium
Sell your bonds, buy bitcoin.
@jameseldridge3445
Ok I think I'm making this stuff more complicated than what it is
@acash93
The trouble with bonds is that the price of bonds only drops over time as you sell and buy them.
@garryb.1334
Why wouldn't someone just buy a solid ETF if they are okay with risk or put money into an MMA/CD?
@Hewhomustnotbenamed-rz7kc
As of February 1st. America sent out letters nation wide stating they will be defaulting on all their farming contracts. Definitely do not buy American bonds. Their premises mean nothing
@TheDohertyShow
This made it very clear thank you
@samrasoli
informative, thanks
@Expired.Lettuce
Sounds like my shy business. I want the vig every saturday. If your short it gets added to the principal. Don't make me come looking for you
@Personalfinance_10174
I've found lots of great bond options on Schwab, thanks! Just wondering if there could be a company name search feature? I haven't found that and it can be difficult to find even with the bond duration and ratings known. The reason I ask is sometimes a primary corp bond offering comes up and you don't have the $ on hand at that moment but say a month later you want to buy those same bonds – like Abbvie, as an example – on the secondary market. How would you find those bonds?
Another example I saw cusip # 403949AQ3 on a different platform but couldn't find them on Schwab w/o having that cusip – so basically I want to be able to locate a specific corporations bonds w/o knowing the cusip on the secondary market regardless of rating, duration or interest paid.
@Imjustsaying1966
Explain how a bond fund loses money?
@creepindevil
Bro got scammed 200 for 10 years scamer💀
@ezOqekuRitusohI
My favorite are junk bonds.
@TobiasLie-c8h
Videoen er i utgangspunktet informativ.
@HazzCraft
Ok but 1200 in 10 years is pretty trash adjested for inflation right?
@iptashi
a bond for 10 years at 10% interest is good? in terms of profit?
@user-gn8lz5zh5l
Bonds are Ponzi scheme. The government sells more bonds to pay old investors, not to invest them. Stay away
@kelly_browning
Best explanation ever!
@ExplainFi
Bonds often get overlooked by beginners, but they’re the backbone of many smart portfolios. This breakdown makes it so easy to understand! I’m also simplifying concepts like this with animations on ExplainFi—finance should feel clear, not complicated
@Dskrib
So a bond is just a loan from the perspective of the loan giver? With crappy interest rates?
@streetstar9534
so the company doesn't lose any equity but still manages to raise funds.
@searchandestroy69
Horrible voice for this video. Turned off in 5 seconds.
@Yon-n7f
viss ir skaidrs un saprotams
@mertbayramoglu395
They are good if they make you lose so you pay less tax 😂
@JorginaPlays
This is very insightful, thank you
@Sir-Kay
Why would the same government who are already taxing the crap out of you want to borrow money from you & pay interest on top when they can just yank it from you like they've been doing forever?
Secondly, interest risk, when & how does does that happen? if the deal was 2% annual return, what or who would change that? the government? me? and why would I sell the bond before it matures? or is it the government that sells it too?
You see, the more questions can't be answered up front, the more I know I'm entering into a trap and all the trolls in the comment section bank on you not getting clarity before investing your hardearned money into these schemes and that's exactly the catch, as long as you don't fully understand who wins and who loses, they got you.
@KatherineAnthony-w7i
This track is fire!
@KatherineAnthony-w7i
High-quality reporting.
@richarddehavilland2459
After 10 years inflation would have eaten that investors money right up 😂
@JAROCHELOcesarcastro
🤣🤣🤣 Before you invest in bonds, invest in your financial education!! That was a sharp closing line. Thank you
@andreaskirchmair4148
THANKS
@AndeErasmus
Absolutely love this tune.
@TarenandHannah
Thanks for sharing this update.
@RosemaryCapps
Appreciate the effort put into this.
@Hodldenshyrd
SnP500 has returned 11% on average. Why would I ever put my money into a bond. Id rather buy real estate than bonds
@HiddenLedgers4
The Dutch royals also were into the drug trade.
@DydhdhvChdjjdh
I enjoyed the clarity of this video.