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Well explained lecture madam, thank you
I just discovered your videos! They are so helpful, thank you so much!
Is it a discount bond or coupon bond ?
How can we calculate this in simple calculator, because this one is not allowed in exam
This is the best explanation of this that I've heard! Thank you!
Life saverπ
Brilliant lecture
Am failing to use the calculator. What formula can I used so that I follow step by step
Thank you!Can you explain please what is the difference between yield to maturity 11% and coupon rate 8% ?
How do you do this without a present value calculator??ΒΏ
Hello! In theory, shouldn't the semi annual bond have a higher pv due to more frequent payments?
Very helpful content. Thank you
Thank you, you're a great helper. Keep it up a good work!!
Simple for that pv= coupen interest((1-1/(1+r)n/r))+ fv/(1+r)n here r means rate of interest fv face value
So simply and very well explained. Thank you so much. Now I need to get myself a calculator like yours βΊ
Thank you π so much for this!
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Well explained lecture madam, thank you
I just discovered your videos! They are so helpful, thank you so much!
Is it a discount bond or coupon bond ?
How can we calculate this in simple calculator, because this one is not allowed in exam
This is the best explanation of this that I've heard! Thank you!
Life saverπ
Brilliant lecture
Am failing to use the calculator. What formula can I used so that I follow step by step
Thank you!
Can you explain please what is the difference between yield to maturity 11% and coupon rate 8% ?
How do you do this without a present value calculator??ΒΏ
Hello! In theory, shouldn't the semi annual bond have a higher pv due to more frequent payments?
Very helpful content. Thank you
Thank you, you're a great helper. Keep it up a good work!!
Simple for that pv= coupen interest((1-1/(1+r)n/r))+ fv/(1+r)n here r means rate of interest fv face value
So simply and very well explained. Thank you so much. Now I need to get myself a calculator like yours βΊ
Thank you π so much for this!