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Alex purchased a $1,000 par value bond one year ago at a price of $1,008. At the time of purchase, the bond had 14 years to maturity and a 6 percent, semiannual coupon. Today, the yield to maturity of changed to 6.5 percent and he sold the bond. What is his realized yield as of today?
Face Value = $1000
Semi-Annual Coupon payment = $1000*6%*1/2
= $30
No of years to maturity from today = (14 - 1) = 13 years
n = 13 yrs*2 = 26
Yield to maturity (YTM) = 6.5%
Semi-annual YTM = 6.5%/2 =3.25%
Calculating the Price of Bond:-
Price = $521.196+ $435.37
Price = $956.57
So, Bond Sold for $956.57
Purchase Price = $1008
Coupon payment received during the year = $30*2
= $60
Calculating Realized Yield today:-
Realized Yield =[(Sale Price - Purchase Price) + Coupon Income]/Purchase Price
=[($956.57 - $1008) + $60]/$1008
= 0.85%
So, Realized Yield today is 0.85%
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