Introduction to Fixed Income Valuation (2023 Level I CFA® Exam - Fixed Income-Module 3)

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  • @michawisniewski827
    @michawisniewski827 Před rokem +9

    Mr Forjan thank you for all the videos, you made that all the material seems way easier!

    • @analystprep
      @analystprep  Před rokem

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  • @sarasreality
    @sarasreality Před rokem +2

    I appreciate your time and efforts professor James. I've enjoyed it. thank you

  • @kganyomolete8647
    @kganyomolete8647 Před rokem

    Thank you for the video Prof, under matrix pricing. How did you get the YTM for Bond-L and Bond-M?

  • @saikrishnabandi8736
    @saikrishnabandi8736 Před 11 měsíci

    Thank you sir

  • @thuongphan3994
    @thuongphan3994 Před rokem

    great material ! I cannot find reading 42. 43 and 44 on the channel on Fixed Income :(

  • @ahaanramchandani3108
    @ahaanramchandani3108 Před rokem +1

    thank you, love the content

    • @analystprep
      @analystprep  Před rokem

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  • @gees3156
    @gees3156 Před 24 dny

    Where can we get your calculator .

  • @ketanupasani709
    @ketanupasani709 Před 11 měsíci

    Greetings sIr,
    At 29:55 I tried to calculate the YTM for both the bonds by taking PV as -100, FV as 108 and 105, n as 3 & 5 and PMT as 5.5 and 4.5 respectively. I am getting different rates after computing for I/Y. The YTM rates (I/Y) I am getting are 7.965% (3 year) and 5.3977% (5 year) respectively... Please help me where I am going wrong... (Checked for correct P/Y settings, period settings, double checked inputs and signs as well as tried other YTM sums which is giving me the right answer.) @AnalystPrep

    • @CelineTran-cewhalee
      @CelineTran-cewhalee Před 9 měsíci

      PV must be -108 and -105 since it is the "price" at the moment - meaning you (investor) have to "pay" for it at the moment in order to receive the par value (100) (recall the "pull to par" - constant-yield price trajectory) + coupon payment (5,5% & 4,5% resp)

  • @MouliBeesetti
    @MouliBeesetti Před rokem +1

    Please use a mouse, or pointer to explain...