Bond Price vs Yield Explained | Simple CFA Rule
About this lesson
Many CFA candidates spend too much time calculating and miss the simple idea behind the question. If a bond is trading below its face value, it is selling at a discount. This means the yield must be higher than the coupon rate. In this video, we walk through an example where the bond is priced at 94 and show why the yield comes out higher than the coupon. We also explain a key calculator tip: always enter present value as a negative number when solving for interest rates. This helps you avoid common exam mistakes. If you are preparing for the August 2026 CFA exam, our Live Online Classes are designed to make concepts like this clear and easy to apply. Get started here: https://analystprep.com/cfa-level-1-live-online/ Save 30% this June using code AP30. #CFA #CFALevel1 #CFAPrep #FixedIncome #BondPricing #FinanceEducation #August2026CFA #AnalysPrep
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