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Post by denverbeek on Oct 21, 2021 15:02:28 GMT
The ability to resell bonds is an interesting idea that might make the bond market more exciting. This is a relatively simple idea, so I will give only a brief explanation of how I think it should work:
· Bond purchasers have the option to put the bond back onto the bond market, with an associated flat fee specified by the bond reseller.
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Post by semperfi on Oct 23, 2021 2:45:22 GMT
Are you suggesting bond reseller collects a flat fee that they define? If so, seems backwards. Essentially, a bond reseller wants to recoup their cash much sooner than they are likely to from the bond issuer (who may or may not EVER repay them). It seems to me that they ought to be the ones paying for that. They ought to re-sell the bonds but they pay a price - a discount to the face value of the bond - if it is $1M, maybe they list it at $950K - this can be handled like other items on the Exchange. The buyer then collects the payment from the bond issuer. If there needs to be a fee, it is a fixed percentage of the bond that comes off the $950K in this example.
Also, the bond issuer, the company, may have changed rating. The newer bond rating should be posted along with the interest rate the reseller is already collecting. Can be like Quality level on the Exchange.
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Post by evan on Nov 30, 2021 17:33:38 GMT
I agree that there should be a bond trading market. It would allow bond buyers to liquidate bonds and would increase competition in the bond market. To semperfi's point the bond reseller would have to discount the bond, but not below the original bond value.
For example, imagine you buy a $100,000 bond at 0.5% interest. This will generate $500 daily interest income for a minimum of 14 days. Therefore the total bond value at purchase is $107,000. After 4 days you would have collected $2,000 in interest and the value would be $105,000. In order to liquidate the bond at this point you would need to offer it on the resell market less than $105,000, but not necessarily below $100,000.
This would increase competition in the bond market by increasing the amount of income that can be gained by buying a resold bond will be higher than buying a new bond, driving up the interest offered on the new bond offers. Using the above example, if you purchase the bond from the original bond buyer at $104,000 you would have a profit of $1,000, plus the remaining daily interest of $5,000. $6,000 income over 10 days is better than $7,000 over 14 days.
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Post by 123 on May 10, 2023 12:30:37 GMT
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