Calculating Bond Price with Semi Annual Interest Payments using a Financial Calculator

In this video I show you how to use a Financial Calculator to calculate the Bond Price (Present Value) if the coupon payments are semi-annual when you know the Yield to Maturity (YTM), Coupon Rate, Par Value, and Years to Maturity.
I use the Time Value of Money functions on a Texas Instruments BA II Plus for the calculations. #Bondprice #Financialcalculator #finance
Summary of this video:
1. Calculate the Coupon Payment;
2. Calculate the Bond Price using a Financial Calculator.
I did a prior video on bond price for Annual Payments which can be located here: • How to Calculate the P...
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[@realABN]

You're a G, i'm taking a Financial Management course and this was so helpful.

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[@many214]

Thank you for this video! I am currently taking corporate finance and this video was very helpful.

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[@natkay9994]

best explanation thus far ! thx

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[@gimmycipriani4332]

thanks professor

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[@adjekai_nne]

Very helpful Sir..thank you

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[@grantarrieta7762]

Thank you so much!

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Thank you so much, Professor.

[@TameraTaylor-Moore]

I got 762.38 and i followed every single step

[@bebebobo7893]

Your Payment is probably set up at beginning of year instead of end of year

[@bebebobo7893]

Your payment is probably set up at beginning of year instead of end of year

[@mimikupi]

How can I calculate if I happen to buy 10 corporate bonds. How I will receive every 6months and what will be my rate of return after 30years

[@ProfessorCapko]

I'd have to know more about your question. Are the bonds all the same? If the bonds are all the same, and purchased at the same time at the same price, the rate of return would be the same. If not, then your best bet would be to calculate the rate of return for each one individually. I hope that helps.

[@markskipper2199]

Why not use the bond built-in worksheet for your calculations? That’s what it’s there for!

[@ProfessorCapko]

Good question. I'm actually doing a series of videos on all the ways to price a bond. I will have that demonstrated in a future video. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@ProfessorCapko]

I wanted to let you know that I finally found the time to do a video using the Bond Function of the BAII Plus like you asked for: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHm0Y6l8m7yWY7c

[@alexisybarra3492]

how would I calculate the semiannually without a financial calculator?

[@ProfessorCapko]

Have you watched my video on calculating the price of a bond without a financial calculator? kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpXKaYZvj8-ElZYsi=8TBz-wYoAsoyC8L6

[@kiialp3384]

On my TI 84 plus, I put in the following values and my answer was $284.43 N = 40 I = 3.75 PV = ? PMT = $25 FV = (-) $1000 P/Y = 1 C/Y = 1 END Any idea where I went wrong?

[@bhavnasaini9071]

Becoz you put FV in negative

[@danjefferies2235]

I got -$1174.78, how did that happen?

[@margiahassan7163]

Same here. I dont know what im doing wrong

[@user-pj5ul8zc3u]

@@margiahassan7163 set the P/Y and C/Y to 1 and you'll get the correct answer