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ole davet...

Goh, I havent seen u post in years.

I remember teh good ole days of "Lets see how long this can go" Thread.

This wasnt my s/n back when but shhhhhh.

I usta be a redneck. If that helps.
Oh **** I was just wandering where ole redneck had gone off too, I know I fell off the radar during the move and all that but now I'm back where I belong. Those where the good days I miss that thread.

 
Yup sure would.
If you get over 145 i may drive 2 charlotte or something.
You got a deal son.

Oh **** I was just wandering where ole redneck had gone off too, I know I fell off the radar during the move and all that but now I'm back where I belong. Those where the good days I miss that thread.
You **** right. That thread was teh best. I got permabanned over that thread, but not really. Jimj ended up banning my s/n cause I didnt show him no boobies in teh a chat room one night. Dag, I miss that name.

 
You **** right. That thread was teh best. I got permabanned over that thread, but not really. Jimj ended up banning my s/n cause I didnt show him no boobies in teh a chat room one night. Dag, I miss that name.
Shouldn't have withheld the tits from a horny mod that will get you every time:laugh:

 
Seven questions. We are limited to 1 page. I am trying to make all my answers atleast 1/2 page.
Here is one:
If a bond's YTM is less than its coupon rate, the bond's market price would be greater than its face value. Why would an investor be willing to pay more for a bond than its face falue at maturit?
Answer:
An investor may pay a premium on a bond at maturity because of the coupon payment received when a bond matures. A ten-year bond that pays an annual coupon of 10% will have the following cash flows

Year Cash Flow

1 $100

2 $100



9 $100

10 $100 + $1000

Therefore, the buyer could be justified to paying a premium as he has one more coupon remaining.

In the example, the YTM of the bond was less than the coupon rate. The market rate for bonds was 8%. Using a standard financial calculator, we can prove the justification for the premium using time value of money concepts.

N = 1 (although he doesn’t hold for an entire year, he will hold for the remaining payment of coupon + interest)

FV = $1000

PMT = $100

I/YR = 8

PV = $1,018.52
GAY:crap:

 
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