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Minimum $1,000
6-1 $40
stock price 25
Minimum $1,000
b. $25 ; As long as the stock is selling for greater than $25 per share, it is
stock price 40
worthwhile to convert (ignoring transactions costs).
6-3 Selling the bond would generate $980. Converting the bond and selling the common stock would
generate $950 = 50 x ($19 per share). Thus, it would be better to sell the bond than to convert it into
stock.
Equation solution:
1 1
1 (1.03)20
Value $1,000 20
$22.50
(1.03) 0.03
$1,000(0.553675) $22.50(14.877474)
FV = 1,000
PV = ? = -931.26
Equation solution:
1 1
1 (1.035)8
Value $1,000 8
$25
(1.035) 0.035
$1,000(0.759411) $25(6.873956)
Equation solution:
1 1
1 (1.02)16
Value $1,000 16
$45
(1.02) 0.02
$1,000(0.728446) $45(13.577709)
Equation solution:
1 1
1 (1.025)8
Value $1,000 8
$30
(1.025) 0.025
$1,000(0.820747) $30(7.170137)
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FV = 1,000
PV = ? = -832.32
Equation solution:
1 1
1 (1.06)12
Value $1,000 12
$40
(1.06) 0.06
$1,000(0.496969) $40(8.383844)
b. Market rate = 7%
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I/Y = 7
PMT = Interest payment = 100
FV = 1,000
PV = ? = -1,028.04
1 1
(1 YTM)5 1
$621 $0 $1,000
(1 YTM)
YTM 5
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1 1
2
8
1 YTM
1
$851 $45 $1,000
YTM
2
1 YTM
8
2
1 1
2
1 YTM
8
1
$1,105 $45 $1,000
YTM 2
1 YTM
8
2
1 1
2
10
1 YTM
1
$1,022 $27.50 $1,000
YTM
2
1 YTM
10
2
1 1
2
1 YTM
32
1
$714 $20 $1,000
YTM
2
1 YTM
32
2
1 1
2
1 YTC
6
1
$714 $20 $1,016
YTC
2
1 YTC
6
2
1 1
2
34
1 YTM
1
$1,046 $42.50 $1,000
YTM
2
1 YTM
34
2
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1 1
2
1 YTC
8
1
$1,046 $42.50 $1,089
YTC
2
1 YTC
8
2
Total yield = [(0.07 x 1,000) + (1,006 – 996)]/996 = 80/996 = 0.080 = 8.0% = 7.0% + 1.0%
1 1
$1,005 $70 (1 YTM)8 $1,000 1
YTM 8
(1 YTM)
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6-16 (1) Market value of the bond two (2) years after issue:
Calculator solution:
N = interest payments remaining until maturity = 8 x 2 = 16
I/Y = 6/2 = 3
PMT = Interest payment = (0.10 x 1,000)/2 = 50
FV = 1,000
PV = ? = -1,251.22
Equation solution:
1 1
1 (1.03)16
Value $1,000 16
$50
(1.03) 0.03
$1,000(0.623167) $50(12.561102)
(2) Market value of the bond three (3) years after issue:
Calculator solution:
N = interest payments remaining until maturity = 7 x 2 = 14
I/Y = 6/2 = 3
PMT = Interest payment = (0.10 x 1,000)/2 = 50
FV = 1,000
PV = ? = -1,225.92
Equation solution:
1 1
1 (1.03)14
Value $1,000 14
$50
(1.03) 0.03
$1,000(0.661118) $50(11.296073)
6-17 (1) Market value of the bond four (4) years after issue:
Calculator solution:
N = interest payments remaining until maturity = 11 x 2 = 22
I/Y = 10/2 = 5
PMT = Interest payment = (0.07 x 1,000)/2 = 35
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FV = 1,000
PV = ? = -802.55
Equation solution:
1 1
1 (1.05)22
Value $1,000 22
$35
(1.05) 0.05
$1,000(0.341850) $35(13.163003)
(2) Market value of the bond five (5) years after issue:
Calculator solution:
N = interest payments remaining until maturity = 10 x 2 = 20
I/Y = 10/2 = 5
PMT = Interest payment = (0.07 x 1,000)/2 = 35
FV = 1,000
PV = ? = -813.07
Equation solution:
1 1
1 (1.05)20
Value $1,000 20
$35
(1.05) 0.05
$1,000(0.376889) $35(12.462210)
1 1
2
1 YTC
9
1
$929 $40 $1,000
YTC
2
1 YTC
9
2
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Equation solution:
1 1
1 (1.06)7
Value $1,000 7
$60
(1.06) 0.06
$1,000(0.66506) $60(5.58238)
b. & c. Because the bond is currently selling at par—that is, its current value is $1,000—its value will
remain at $1,000 for the remainder of its life as long as market interest rates do not change. As
a result, the current yield and capital gains yield each year will be:
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Equation solution:
1 1
1 (1.11)3
Value $1,000 3
$0
(1.11) 0.11
$1,000(0.731191) $0(2.443715)
b. & c. The current yield and capital gains yield during the next three years will be:
(1) Year 1: Current price = $731.19 (three years remain until maturity)
Input N = 2, I/Y = 11, PMT = 0, and FV = 1,000; compute PV = -811.62, which will be the
value of the bond when two years remain until maturity.
(2) Year 2: Current price = $811.62 (two years remain until maturity)
Input N = 1, I/Y = 11, PMT = 0, and FV = 1,000; compute PV = -900.90, which was the
value of the bond when one year remains until maturity.
(3) Year 3: Current price = $900.90 (two years remain until maturity)
Input N = 0, I/Y = 11, PMT = 0, and FV = 1,000; compute PV = -1,000, which was the value
of the bond at maturity.
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