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KilgoreTrout1907
Get some furniture ya kike; it sounds like you're in the Israeli mountains [echo]mountains...mountains.....mountains........mountainsss[/echo]
MrMick73
Does anyone know ... How does a country lend money to America ? How can china lend American money to the USA ?
mokauroots
thanks mate!
savingandinvesting
An investor only really knows what will get back when bond 'risk-free' meaning no risk of default. For all other bonds there is a risk of default/non-payment. Bond terms provide coupon and the principal & maturity (pot. risk of non-payment/no coupon). Knowing price, coupon, maturity and face value, yield can be calculated. Features are in the name of bond and description. US Gov Bond exmple: UNITED STATES TREAS NTS 3.37500% 11/15/2019 (Coupon 3.375%/yr paid semi-annually, maturity Nov 15, 2019).
daddyjuju
when an investor buys a bond..how do they know the "terms" of debt or interest rates...knowing how much he or she is going to get back
407buddy
STARVE THE BEAST!
Wall Street is a rigged system of lies to steal your money.
Goldman, JPMChase, MorganStanley, CIT, BOA, AIG: frauds.
The Fed and US Govt economic data: frauds
ETF's, Bonds, OTC derivative: total frauds
Comex naked gold/silver futures contracts: frauds.
(these futures contracts are worthless paper backed by nothing)
Don't get screwed folks, stay away from these wicked thieves.
Own physical (in your hands) gold and silver bullion.
STARVE THE BEAST!
Be Save.
jaymeforeshew
THANK YOU sir.
My first year university accounting exam is in like 10 hours... haha
Nobody could give me a straightforward answer, until this.
Thanks so much
chanman486
bonds are secure? I didn't know they were back by collateral.
I thought bonds were relatively low risk debt instruments that are backed by the people's faith in the government agencies that issue them.
savingandinvesting
They are called coupons because in the past there were physical coupons that were attached to the bonds that would be removed and returned for cash. Today this is electronic largely. That is why these payments are referred to as coupons, and why this term is used in this context - they are not like the shopping coupons.
ZR1Terror
Let's say I have 10K in my bank account can I bid on a job that will total up to more than 200K? Can I get a bond to do the job? |
