Understanding Bond Valuation, Yield to Maturity, Taxable Yield, and Ratings, Slides of Fundamentals of E-Commerce

An overview of various concepts related to bond valuation and yield, including yield to maturity, equivalent taxable yield for municipal bonds, and bond ratings. It also covers reading corporate and treasury bond quotes in the wall street journal. Useful for students and investors looking to understand the intricacies of bond valuation and yield.

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Yield to Maturity
True yield received if the bond is held to
maturity
Approximate yield to maturity =
Annual interest + par value - current price
payments years to maturity
par value + current price
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Yield to Maturity

True yield received if the bond is held tomaturity

Approximate yield to maturity = Annual interest + par value - current price payments years to maturity par value + current price

Equivalent Taxable Yield Equation

for Muni’s

Equivalent taxable yield =

Tax-free yield on the municipal bond

investor’s marginal tax bracket)

Corporate Bond Quotes in

The Wall

Street Journal

Bonds -- the name of the issuer

Cur yld -- the annual interest divided by themost current price

Vol -- the volume, or number, of bonds traded

Corporate Bond Quotes

(Cont’d)

Close -- the last pricepaid for that issue.Measured in 1/8s or$1.25.

Net chg -- the changein closing price fromthe prior day’s closingprice. Measured in1/8s or $1.25.

Reading Treasury Quotes

(Cont’d)

Chg -- change from the prior day’s bid price

Ask yld -- is the effective rate of return on theinvestment

STRIPS -- refers to zero-coupon bonds

Days to mat -- listed for t-bills due to theirshort maturity lengths

Bond Valuation Principles

Value of a bond = Present value of

present value of repayment All interest payments of par at maturity

Bonds fluctuate in value, and the longer the time tomaturity the greater the fluctuation.

Valuation Principles

(Continued)

As the available rate of return increases, thevalue of a lower rated bond decreases and aninvestor would pay a discount.

As the available rate of return drops, the valueof a higher rated bond increases and aninvestor would pay a premium.

Valuation Principles

(Cont’d)

Interest rates affect bond valuation by changing thedemand, and price, for a bond.

Interest rates and bond values are inversely relatedin the secondary market. But the call price limits theupward price on a bond with a call provision. - As a bond approaches its maturity date, its marketvalue approaches it par value.