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A. Two years ago, you purchased a new10-year bond issued by APPLE with a face value...

  1. A. Two years ago, you purchased a new10-year bond issued by APPLE with a face value of $1,000 and coupon interest rate of 3%. Given the current crisis, bonds of equal risk and maturity are now 2%, so you decide to sell the bond. Calculate the selling price (4 points).

  1. Calculate the Annualized HPR from your investment (2).

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a. We need to calculate the PV of the annual interest of $30, i.e., $1000 x 3%, for the next 8 years, and the principal payment of $1000 at the end of year 8, at the rate of 2%, which is the current discount rate. That will give us the value of this bond now. I can sell this bond for $1073.25 now

Time CF PV = CF / 1.02^time
1               30.00                                  29.41
2               30.00                                  28.84
3               30.00                                  28.27
4               30.00                                  27.72
5               30.00                                  27.17
6               30.00                                  26.64
7               30.00                                  26.12
8          1,030.00                               879.10
Total                            1,073.25

b. We need to calculate an IRR for the $1000 of investment 2 years, ago, 2 interest payments, and the selling price now. Annualized HPR is 6.55% p.a.

Time CF
0        -1,000.00
1               30.00
2          1,103.25
IRR 6.55%

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