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@erlinghaaland5716

2 жыл бұрын

is it the edx imf one lol same

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Thank you very much. Your tutorial was incredibly helpful. Your instructions were clear and easily understood. This will save me time when I don't have my financial calculator with me.

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@tiger496 There is a yield to maturity function that I used to get it.

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Thanks this really helped . I definitely kept mixing up my YTM & coupon rate

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The first argument is for the "rate." For the formula you typed, that would be cell B7. The present value depends on the rate b/c that is going to be what you use to discount the future value and vice verse.

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hi great video, how would you calculate expected yield of a bond?

@ExcelisHell Is there a fixed YTM function in excel or do we have to look it up online on stock exchange websites?

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Extremely helpful! Thank you!!

Jfyi, the coupon pmt (cell b5) changes at 9:30 and when a change was made in cell b4 (the coupon rate) yet no formula, link, etc. between these cells was ever shown in the video…

Thank you for this tutorial. What if par value and coupon pmt are not given?

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A bond is purchased for $9,855.57. It is kept for 5 years, and interest is received at the end of each year. Immediately following the owner’s receipt of the fifth interest payment, the owner sells the bond for $500 less than its par value. The bond rate of interest is 8 percent, and the owner’s money yields a 10 percent interest rate. Determine the bond’s face value how would you do this?

does this formula disregard discounting? - no mention of the interest rates in the formula

Thanks

In your example FV denotes Face Value and it is not Future value. In the excel functions/formulae used, the rate should be 10% in your example, it should not be YTM. Yield to maturity depends upon the componding type - i.e., monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually.

I need help graphing the information in excel.

how do we get semi annual??

So are we looking for risk or return with this example?

@TeachExcel

3 жыл бұрын

It should be more of a generic talk about this concept and the formulas

sir, what can i do if coupon interest rate is semiannually.

@davidwu2040

7 жыл бұрын

You just take everything in half terms. So if the coupon interest rate is 1% in semiannual terms, you can assume a 2% annual interest rate and vice versa. The only thing that will change from this is the number of periods you use. So in annual terms, ten years will have ten periods. On the other hand, semi-annual terms will have 20 years. Hope that helps

what is a zero-coupon bond ?

@stefansmith4180

10 жыл бұрын

I believe it's a bond that pays no interest.

@Section82

9 жыл бұрын

A zero coupon bond is simply that - a bond that does not give out semi-annual coupon payments like a typical bond. It only pays back it's face value once it reaches maturity.

@giovannicherico3837

9 жыл бұрын

Section82 Discount Bonds are bonds that don't make regular payments and pay the Face Value (FV) of the bond at maturity. I haven't heard of a zero bond but it seems to make sense.

A savings bond is a zero coupon bond. It has no coupons.