OpenSourceOptimist on Nostr: This was unexpectedly fun to think about. I have no finance knowledge only maths ...
This was unexpectedly fun to think about.
I have no finance knowledge only maths knowledge.
They way I would tackle the issue would be to start with calculating the value of the bond at the start of they day.
Then identifying the important changes.
1. The riskyness change. 6% to 12% return to take on the risk.
2. The increased time until I get the coupons.
Then calculate the value after those changes.
I have no finance knowledge only maths knowledge.
They way I would tackle the issue would be to start with calculating the value of the bond at the start of they day.
Then identifying the important changes.
1. The riskyness change. 6% to 12% return to take on the risk.
2. The increased time until I get the coupons.
Then calculate the value after those changes.