As you can see from the table , the premium MBS's base yield-to-maturity is 3.54%, and its
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As you can see from the table , the premium MBS's base yield-to-maturity is 3.54%, and its base Average Life is 4.07 years, while the discount MBS's base yield-to-maturity is 3.13%, and its base Average Life is 8.79 years.
Usually, a longer-term investment demands for higher yield. But in this case, the Premium MBS has higher expected yield than the Discount MBS, but with only half of the expected term of the Discount MBS. Is that reasonable?
If you have to choose between the two MBS for next investment, which one to choose? And Why?
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Fundamentals of Financial Management
ISBN: 978-0324597707
12th edition
Authors: Eugene F. Brigham, Joel F. Houston
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