Hi David,
Sorry for the last minute question:
Q14:
Your calculations show:
(10,000,000/95,062.50) x (78/84).
If the face value of the bond is 100,000 then shouldn't it be 9,506,250.00 in the denominator?
In short, I am not getting how you got 95,062.50.
Thanks.
-D
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Sorry David, You may remove this post:
The face value of bond is $ 100,000 and it is $ 95,062.50 becasue of the futures price.
Thanks.
-D
Sorry for the last minute question:
Q14:
Your calculations show:
(10,000,000/95,062.50) x (78/84).
If the face value of the bond is 100,000 then shouldn't it be 9,506,250.00 in the denominator?
In short, I am not getting how you got 95,062.50.
Thanks.
-D
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Sorry David, You may remove this post:
The face value of bond is $ 100,000 and it is $ 95,062.50 becasue of the futures price.
Thanks.
-D