J7JVGG, Y7JVGJG, Resetting the bond keys

Table 10-3

Keys	Display	Description

J:7JVG:G:	10-15-2020-4	maturity date.
	10-15-2020-4	Inputs October 15, 2020 for the
]°

Y7JVG:JG	4-15-2012-7	settlement date.
	4-15-2012-7	Inputs April 15, 2012 for the
]¾

]Ô	5.72	Calculates yield as a %.
	5.72	Calculates yield as a %.

Continuing with the same bond problem, assume the bond will not be called. What is the expected yield to maturity?

Table 10-4

Keys	Display	Description

J::]Ë	100.00	bond will not be called, the bond
	100.00	Inputs new call value. Since the
		at maturity has a call value of
		100% of its face value.

]Ô	5.35	Calculates new yield%.
	5.35	Calculates new yield%.

Resetting the bond keys

To reset the Bond keys to their default values, press ]Oj. The message, BOND CLR flashes briefly on the screen to indicate the bond registers have been reset. To return to the

default calculator screen, press M.

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Resetting the bond keys

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