Bond Valuation Question

Thanatos0320

firetruckguy

Sorry bro, you lost me at Bond X........

Rain

Do you even 9% annual coupon, bro?"Give me a place to stand and I will move the earth."

Thanatos0320

Rain:

Do you even 9% annual coupon, bro?"Give me a place to stand and I will move the earth."

You understood my signature. Milas ellinika?

Puff_Dougie

The answer is "B."

Rain

Thanatos0320:

Rain:

Do you even 9% annual coupon, bro?"Give me a place to stand and I will move the earth."

You understood my signature. Milas ellinika?

Can't take credit. I googled it. Which led me to a funny quote.I chose that phrase for a few reasons. The first is that using Greek is always a means of vainly sounding more intelligent than you actually are

Rain

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Thanatos0320

Rain:

Thanatos0320:

Rain:

Do you even 9% annual coupon, bro?"Give me a place to stand and I will move the earth."

You understood my signature. Milas ellinika?

using Greek is always a means of vainly sounding more intelligent than you actually are

Is that so?

Rain

No, just something funny I read.

Puff_Dougie

Thanatos0320

Gray4lines

Puff_Dougie

Thanatos0320

Puff_Dougie

Nice job! I had to study this stuff for my Series 6 exam, but it's not something I work with on a regular basis. Kudos to you for working through it and finding the answer!

Marker

Try the series 7 and 66. If you understand bonds and calculations the 7 will not be so bad. Allows a much broader spectrum of products to sell from, if you can sell them anyhow. If your only focus is mutual funds then 6-63. Did a lot of work with variable joint life policies.

slamb@cigar.com

....and this is why I became a Historian and Tobacconist.... Just looking at these equations gives me anxiety lol.

Thanatos0320

Marker:

Try the series 7 and 66. If you understand bonds and calculations the 7 will not be so bad. Allows a much broader spectrum of products to sell from, if you can sell them anyhow. If your only focus is mutual funds then 6-63. Did a lot of work with variable joint life policies.

Ive thought about taking my series 7. This December I'm taking the first part of the CFA exam. That's a test I'm worried about because last year only 30% of the people who took the test passed.

Marker

Thanatos0320:

Marker:

Try the series 7 and 66. If you understand bonds and calculations the 7 will not be so bad. Allows a much broader spectrum of products to sell from, if you can sell them anyhow. If your only focus is mutual funds then 6-63. Did a lot of work with variable joint life policies.

Ive thought about taking my series 7. This December I'm taking the first part of the CFA exam. That's a test I'm worried about because last year only 30% of the people who took the test passed.

The 7 is a lot harder than the 6. Mainly because the varied range of products beyond mutual funds you need to know. Puts, calls, options, bonds, valuation. Buy the training disk and run through dozens of practice tests. You will fail that test unless you practice how the questions are worded.

Thanatos0320

Marker:

Thanatos0320:

Marker:

Try the series 7 and 66. If you understand bonds and calculations the 7 will not be so bad. Allows a much broader spectrum of products to sell from, if you can sell them anyhow. If your only focus is mutual funds then 6-63. Did a lot of work with variable joint life policies.

Ive thought about taking my series 7. This December I'm taking the first part of the CFA exam. That's a test I'm worried about because last year only 30% of the people who took the test passed.

The 7 is a lot harder than the 6. Mainly because the varied range of products beyond mutual funds you need to know. Puts, calls, options, bonds, valuation. Buy the training disk and run through dozens of practice tests. You will fail that test unless you practice how the questions are worded.

Yea my gf's stepdad is a stockbroker and said the series 7 was really hard. Thanks for the advice

raisindot

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