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Return To Bonds FAQ Archive   What makes some bonds sell at a premium while others sell at a discount? Answered By Editor It must be clear that the share price is subject to the factors like supply and demand and closed-end funds that are rarely traded at their net-asset value. In other words, the share price does not equal to the value of stock holdings in the fund. It is when they are new that the close-end fund typically trade at premium. Few months after, it will already depend on the popularity where discounts appear. keywords: Bond | Bonds | Financing | Stocks | Investment Cashing Us Savings Bonds Buy Us Savings Bonds Online

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