Wong Option Class

Bonds are mostly traded in the Over-the-Counter market.  Not transparent.  Probably not too fair.  Investors and sales are wrong to apply the stock market mechanism to the bond market.  This podcast is great for someone who is new to trading or investment in bonds.

A casual walk-through of how the Chinese Property Developer Bond bubble was created and burst.  Through this story, you will see how Debt Capital Markets, Bond Sales, Private Bankers, Hedge Fund Managers, and Market Makers get involved in this bubble of the decade.  

Learn about bonds through a story on the property developer bonds bubble.  From its infant stage to its bankruptcy.  How does the ecosystem work?  Who made what money in the process?  The step-by-step approach to choosing a bond.  How are bonds traded in the OTC market? 

Investment activities could be frustrating.  How to use Structured Products to manage emotions?  How to pick stocks and other parameters?

A training session with my Malaysia colleagues on Unit Trusts.   Why bother to learn about Unit Trusts?  How to use sector unit trusts?  What is special about India unit trusts?

What is a bond?  How does a bond compare to a bank deposit?  The investment nature in bonds versus an apartment to collect rent.  Why would bond prices move?  What has interest rate to do with bond prices?  What happens if a bond issuer cannot pay?  Explaining the different types of bonds and all the jargon.

Podcast in English.  An in-depth seminar for beginners on structured products.  Why invest in Structured Products?  The basic knowledge on Options and factors that affect option pricing.  Introducing Fixed Coupon Notes and Bonus Enhanced Notes.  How to pick stocks and some key features in structuring product? 

A short podcast on call options, put options, simple option strategies like straddle, call spreads, etc.

Basic knowledge of equity options.  What are call options?  What are put options?  No prior knowledge of options is required.

Hong Kong's warrants market and the German warrants/listed products market are the most active in the world.  Why do people trade warrants in Hong Kong?  What is so special about them?  What features attract investors or speculators?

A conversation with colleagues on my view on Hong Kong property market versus Hang Seng Technology Index.  What factors may affect the future demand and supply?

This is the recording of a talk given to a group of summer interns in a financial institution.  In the beginning, the speaker touches on each department and division where each intern is working and some interesting facts in their work.  Then using investment products as the back drop, the speaker talked about unit trusts, bonds and structured products.  If the interns are interested to focus on these fields, what they could  expect.