EBK INVESTMENTS
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Chapter 15, Problem 11PS
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To calculate: The Selling price of the bond.
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b.
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To calculate: The yield to maturity on the bond
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Yield to maturity: In short it is represented as YTM. YTM is supposed to be the total return which is expected from a bond when the bond is held till the maturity date.
c.
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To calculate: The market expectations of selling price if the expectation theory yield curve is correct, on which the bond will be sold next year.
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Expectations theory: Expectation theory deals with prediction of the value of short-term interest rates in future will the help of long-term interest rates prevailing on current date.
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To calculate: The market expectations of selling price of the bond during next year using liquidity preference theory and assuming liquidity premium 1%.
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Expectations theory: Expectation theory deals with prediction of the value of short-term interest rates in future will the help of long-term interest rates prevailing on current date.
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