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Bond Dealer Spread
A bond dealer spread reflects markup, markdown, inventory risk, liquidity, trade size, and market conditions between buying and selling bonds in trades.
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A bond dealer spread reflects markup, markdown, inventory risk, liquidity, trade size, and market conditions between buying and selling bonds in trades.
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The 10-year bond yield is a market price for long-term money, linking Treasury prices, inflation expectations, Fed policy, investor demand, and risk signals.
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Debt and stock have different advantages: repayment terms, ownership, risk, control, tax treatment, cash flow, dilution, and investor expectations today.
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Corporate bond value is not just the coupon. Learn how quotes, par value, accrued interest, TRACE trades, yield, credit risk, and calls affect price today.
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Bond equivalent yield helps compare short-term discount securities with other bonds. Use the right price, day count, tax context, and risk context before deciding.
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YTM is not the coupon rate. Learn the inputs, spreadsheet method, clean price issue, callable bond caveat, and sanity checks for bond yield before investing.
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Old Series E bonds may still be claimable, but ownership, maturity, lost bond forms, estate authority, name records, and tax reporting matter before cashing.
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Bond yields rise and fall because prices, inflation expectations, credit risk, maturity, liquidity, tax treatment, and policy expectations keep shifting.
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Bond rates move with inflation expectations, maturity, issuer quality, liquidity, taxes, supply, demand, call terms, and investor appetite for risk clearly.
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Premium Bonds value means both the amount held and any prizes won. Use official NS&I tools, check unclaimed prizes, and keep holder records current safely.
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Collateralized mortgage obligations divide mortgage cash flows into tranches. Learn how CMOs pay, why prepayment matters, and what risks to review first.
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Interest rate and yield are not the same. Learn how coupon payments, bond price, maturity, call features, and taxes change the return you actually see.