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Wow, that's really kind of you to say, I'm glad you find the videos helpful!

@@ThePlainBagel Same here. Sciences, parents's advice etc. I just binge watched most of your videos and the quality is exceptional.

My parents too are very old-school when it comes to investing :) they only use gov bonds

5:36 indian IT employee who has old school parents who only invested in govt. bonds. i finally realised the value of investing and opened a demat last week. im 30 yo now, hope its not too late. brilliant video btw

Yes sir definitely

Glad you find them useful!

@@ThePlainBagel glad that ur glad

Haha thanks! That's very kind of you

Finance I have a finance degree. It’s good to have a background in the others and I had to take micro and macroeconomics as well as many other business courses anyways. Lots of career options for finance degree as well

Thank you!

@@ThePlainBagel your welcome

Sir

US government bonds can be bought directly from the Treasury, I believe some states do that too. Typically though you'd go through a brokerage. They'll have a section of their website labeled "Fixed Income" or something like that. If you don't have a lot of money to invest, you may want to start with a mutual fund (or its close relative the exchange-traded fund) that invests in bonds. That way you can spread your money across several different companies.

investing in crypto is lucrative and a big chance to make money online.

@@ruidasthompson9127 do u still have the same energy now

@@shivakumarnarayanan1165i bet he has

how is it going ?

Bonds get priority in recovering their losses over preferred shares, and preferred shares get priority over common shares. Hope that clears it up!

Thanks !

Meaning the stock price of the company? It increases it.

2 + 2 is 4 - 1 that's 3 quick maffs

@@Hyperpandas no shit Sherlock

In theory the value of each share should be equal to the net value of the company (assets - debts), divided by the number of shares. (For now I'm simplifying, I'll refine this approximation later.) That's because, if were to simply decide by itself to stop doing buisness (its rare, but it can happen, for example, if a country's laws change and suddently make their product illegal or uninteresting), then it would sell everything it owns, pay off its debts, and then split the remaining value equally between each share. If the stock's price were lower than this, then one could profit buying all the shares of the company, take over its administration, and then close it as I explained above. So the company's stock price can never really be lower than its net worth, even if the company never pays dividends and always reinvest its profits in itself. In practice, it is usually higher however, since, as Richard explained, in addition to representing a fraction of the company's worth, a stock also entitles ones receive dividends (even if they don't pay dividends now, one that when the company matures, it might; and investors will evaluate that probability), and allows to vote on the company's decisions.

Windows 10

One of the oldest version of Windows Operating System.

Ok zoomer

No, it's up to the company's management. Microsoft pays a dividend, Google doesn't. The general tendency is for younger and faster-growing companies to pay smaller or no dividends because they believe they can put that cash to better use (and help you get a better return) by reinvesting it into the company. Companies can also change their dividend from time to time. There are companies that have steadily increased their dividend each year, sometimes for decades. There are also cases like Hawaiian Electric which recently suspended their dividend because they're probably going to be held partly liable for the Maui wildfires and that means they'll need cash.

Stocks are pretty unstable at the moment, but if you do the right math, you should be just fine. Bloomberg and other finance media have been recording cases of folks gaining over 250k just in a matter of weeks/couple months, so I think there are alot of wealth transfer in this downtime if you know where to look.

Is there any chance you could recommend who you work with? I've wanted to make this switch for a very long time now, but I've been very hesitant about. I'll appreciate any recommendation.

I’ve been looking to switch to an advisor for a while now. Any help pointing me to who your advisor is?

STEPHANIE KOPP MEEKS she is whom i work with look her up..

Thanks for sharing, I just looked her up on the web and I leave her a message.

A coupon payment is just another word for an interest payment on a bond

Groupon

He means no legal action will result from missing a dividend payment

He means no legal consequences. Of course the price will fall but thats due to sell offs.

He's a hypocrite....like you

Ok boomer

That is correct, the idea is that companies that don't pay dividends will reinvest the money into their business, thereby improving the value of their stock.

Yessir. You speculate that the value will rise and you will be able to sell for a profit down the road.

What's the point of life

Then nobody will invest in healthcare and raising capital to develop new treatments, hire more staff, and build more medical facilities becomes nearly impossible.

@@ElijahDecker When it's run publicly, they will still invest

@@ElijahDecker Most industrialiued countries other than the US have universal healthcare. Their coverage is better and cheaper, because there the government provides healthcare to everyone

Thank you

Cuz yo mama spans 11 states

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Rick Fiorentino it’s not true at all. i’m making thousands every week from the market and i’m 17. this guy sounds so uneducated by comparing the stock market to the casino. watch some videos that will give you an actual understand on the market or read the intelligent investor by benjamin graham.

@@jakespitko843 if u listened Jake he didn’t say the stock market is a casino

@@jakespitko843 bet u have a girlfriend in Minecraft too

No shit Sherlock

I'd be quite curious to know what you could explain about market. Just to have a good laugh 😂

I bet you get all of your financial advice off of KZfaq and tic tac and under the age of 35 😂

@@FLOODOFSINS So i guess if you go on insulting people, its cause you couldn't tell anything about market. We're not in fifth grade anymore. Insulting people wont make you look smarter and distract others on the fact that you couldn't answer.

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@@rolandjosh8238 so ur a small brain

Ok boomer

investing in crypto is lucrative and a big chance to make money online.

@@ruidasthompson9127 I would pass. It is impossible to value crypto. Which to me suggests it is valueless.

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@@seanhartnett79 like your life

@@shivakumarnarayanan1165 well at least I have one,