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  1. Nicole Seaman

    YouTube T5-08: Convexity and risk premium impacts on shape of term structure

    In this video, I'm going to try to illustrate all of the important ideas that are in Tuckman's Chapter 8: The Evolution of Short Rates and the Shape of the Term Structure. This chapter discusses the shape of the term structure and the key influences on the shape of the spot rate term structure...
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    Replicating Portfolio, Tuckman Table 1.5

    Hi David - I have a question about Tuckman, Chapter 1 - Prices, Discount Factors and Arbitrage, Table 1.5 Replicating Portfolio. This may sound stupid but I wanted to understand the logic behind the calculation of the face amount of the 3 bonds. I have access to your sample spreadsheet so I...
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    DRIFT MODEL: Underlying Logic of Formula for Random Simulated Process

    Hi David, I am currently studying Tuckman, Art of TSM : Drift chapter in the Part 2 Syllabus. While taking a look at the spreadsheet you have prepared, I happened to come across the formula for dw in your random simulated process for MODEL 1. The formula for the same was...
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    Tuckman Chapter 9 : Term Structure of Volatility

    In "The Art of Term Structure Models : Drift" Tuckman mentions regarding term structure of volatility that: "The term structure of volatility in Model 1 is constant at 113 basis points." He also mentions that the Model 2 and the Ho-Lee, both do not change the term structure of volatility...
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    Tuckman, Chapter 6: Empirical Approaches to Risk Metrics and Hedging

    Hi, What is intuition behind the negative sign before the notional amounts? In calculations we seem to disregard the negative? Thank you
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    Barbell and Bullet Strategy- Chapter 4 Tuckman

    Hi @David Harper CFA FRM , May I ask why when manager believes that rates will be especially volatile, barbell portfolio would be preferred over bullet portfolio? As I know that barbell portfolio has greater convexity? then it means that price changes will be larger. But if thats the case, the...
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    Example Tuckman 2011, page 156, Compute Key-Rate 01...

    Hello everyone I watched David Harper's videos on Key Rate 01, but he uses spot rates, not par rates like in the example of Tuckman. I have problems understanding that example, maybe someone is kind enough to enlighten me a little? 1. Why are par rates used as key rates and not spot rates? Is...
  8. Rohit

    Tuckman - Mortgages and MBS

    Is there a video tutorial available for this topic? also its exam relevance ?
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    Carry-roll-down, realized forwards and unchanged term structure -Not able to understand the timeline

    Hi David Can you please explain the realized forward concept by a timeline diagram. I am unable to understand the solution given in Tuckman Practise Question 317.1 and 317.2. I am unable to deduce the timeline correctly. I have already looked at the posts related to this topic in the forum and...
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    How to derive forward interest rates from spot rates (Hull vs Tuckman)

    Hi! I'm confused about forward interest rate calculation, Hull (ch 4) uses RF=(R2T2-R1T1)/(T2-T1), Tuckman (ch 2) instead computes from formula (1+r(0,2)/2)^4=(1+r(0,1.5)/2)^3+(1+f(1.5,2.0)/2)^1. I'm sure the answer is just here but I can't see... Is it about compounding? Should I memorize both...
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