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You are basically shorting the bond here
aapne ₹1,000 invest kiye the, aapko ₹100 interest mila aur ₹18 ka capital gain (faida) hua, jisse aapka overall return 11.8% ban gaya.
Smj. Nii aaya
Isme hedgiing kaha kar sakte hai
please make a educational video on bond investment
1 saal me 100 rupe kya pagal pan hai bhai
More detailed videos on bonds and
Mortgage backed securities (MBS)
Reel k starting mey hi Capital gains wala Rs. 18 nahi dikhana chahiye tha. Usse confusion hua. Agar wo tab dikhate jab aapne mention kiya. Tab samajh mey naturally ajata k ye extra Rs. 18 ka capital gains kahan se aya. But cool. In the end, samajh toh agya.
Are bhai.. kehna kya chahate ho ??😢
Kuch samajh nahi aaya .
Cfa students just add all these value in tvm function and cpt pv
₹18 capital gain kaha se aaya
Thanks 🎉🎉
A simpler explanation:
You have purchased a debt (think of it as you gave a loan to a company) with face value (similar to principal), coupon rate (similar to interest rate)10% annually, and maturity period of 2years.
1 year has passed and you have received your first interest of 100/-. Now you get to know that similar debts have been circulated by the company at 8% coupon rate. So, a new buyer in the market has 2 options to buy a debt: first option is to buy from the market itself at 8% coupon rate, and second option is to buy it from you at 10% coupon rate. He will buy from you only if he makes a profit more than the current coupon rate of the market, which is 8%.
Assume you sold the debt to the buyer at x/- rupees. After one year, when the debt matures, he receives the face value plus the interest which is (1000+100)/- = 1100/-. His profit becomes (1100-x)/-. The profit percentage:
(1100-x)/x > 8%
=> x < 1018.518
=> x = 1018/-
Profit % = ((1100-1018)/1018)*100%
=8.05%
Thus, 1018/- is the maximum price at which a buyer is willing to buy the debt from you so that he makes a profit (8.05%) more than 8%.
For you, your total investment was 1000/- and your returns are (100+1018)= 1118/-. Profit:
(118/1000)*100% = 11.8%
Sir i invested in 1995 how should I will now
I got sol from this short after watching 5 ir more u tube vdos.
Despite rising bond yields and falling stock prices, the markets remain uncertain about whether the Federal Reserve will maintain its objective of raising interest rates until inflation is subdued. As I contemplate whether to sell my $401k in equities, what's the most effective strategy for capitalizing on the current downturn in the market?
Scammer probably
Kuch bhi palle nhi pdaa ,😂😂
118 kaise aaya?
To be precise its 1018.5185 so that YTM will be 8%.
Le every one – kuch samajh nahi aaya sir
Me CA Aspirants – sahi to hai dikkat kya hai 🗿🍺
Simple concept of present value but your target audience won't understand this and gonna treat youtubers like some finance geeks and math wizards🤦🤦
No hate but this just shows what students are taught in school and colleges and how weak their basic are
Ek bar reel banane ke bad kisi aur ko bhi sunaya karo
Ye sb kya chal raha hai bhut kuch sikhna bacha hai re baba
Well explain, but kya vo nhi pata 😂😂
Chalo acha hai me anpadh hu😂
This is face value coupon rate yield , I started learning for my project in Big4 😢
My brain is not working now…😢😢