Monroe 3180 用户指南

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MONROE TRADER II 
 
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YIELD TO INVESTOR 
The  CALL/MATURITY mode can also be used to calculate “yield to the investor” for a bond currently 
held.  To calculate the yield to investor, treat the bond as if it were called.  Enter the market price on the 
CALL PRICE key, and settlement date on the CALL DATE BEGIN key. 
 
EXAMPLE: 
A 5.5% agency bond was purchased on July 12, 1971 for 81.75 and is currently selling 
for 91.645.  What is the investors yield, if the bond is sold on June 24, 1987. 
 
 
ENTER PRESS RESULTS 
DISPLAYED 
 
CODE 
Security Code 0. 
 
 
7.1271 
SETTLEMENT 
Settlement Date Mon.  07-12-71 
   DATE 
 
The status line should be set as follows for this example: 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
ENTER PRESS RESULTS 
DISPLAYED 
 
 5.5 COUPON  Coupon 
Rate 
5.500% 
 
 
6.2487 
CALL 
Call Date Wed. 
06-24-87 
   DATE 
   BEGIN 
 
 
91.645 
CALL 
Call Price 91.645 
   PRICE 
 
 
81.75 
TO 
Yield 7.146% (C) 
   YIELD 
 
BOND EXTENSIONS 
After a price or yeld calculation, securities may be extended, taking into account a concession, if any.  
The extension calculates the principal and accrued interest amounts as well as the net amount. 
 
To calcualte bond extension, do a price or yield calculation in the normal way.  If there is a concession, 
enter it in dollars per hundred par value and press CONC.  The price less concession is displayed.  With 
or without the concession, enter the number of bonds (per thousand) and proceed with one or both of the 
following functions: 
 
 
KEY FUNCTION 
 
 
EXT 
Extended price (less concession, if any) and accrued interest. 
 
 DISPLAY/EXT 
Extended net amount (extended price less concession plus accrued interest). 
 
 
 
C=0  PER 30/360  SEMI 07-12-71 CALL