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You buy a 12-year 5 percent annual coupon bond at par value, $1,000. You sell the...

You buy a 12-year 5 percent annual coupon bond at par value, $1,000. You sell the bond three years later for $1,200. What is your rate of return over this three-year period?

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Rate of ret is YTM.

YTM is the Rate at which PV of Cash Inflows are equal to Bond Price.

Year CF PVF @8% Disc CF PVF @9% Disc CF
0 $ -1,000.00     1.0000 $ -1,000.00     1.0000 $ -1,000.00
1 $        50.00     0.9259 $        46.30     0.9174 $        45.87
2 $        50.00     0.8573 $        42.87     0.8417 $        42.08
3 $        50.00     0.7938 $        39.69     0.7722 $        38.61
4 $        50.00     0.7350 $        36.75     0.7084 $        35.42
5 $        50.00     0.6806 $        34.03     0.6499 $        32.50
5 $ 1,200.00     0.6806 $     816.70     0.6499 $     779.92
NPV $        16.34 $      -25.60

Rate of Ret = rate at which least +ve NPV + [ NPV at that rate/ change in NPV due to 1% inc in Rate ] * 1%

= 8% + [ 16.34 / 41.94 ] * 1%

= 8% + 0.39%

= 8.39%


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