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Title: Investing in Bonds and Other Investments?????????


1
Chapter 14????
  • Investing in Bonds and Other Investments?????????

2
Why Consider Bonds????????
  • Bonds reduce risk through diversification.????????
    ?????
  • Bonds produce steady current income.?????????
  • Bonds can be a safe investment if held to
    maturity.??????,????,?????????

3
Basic Bond Terminology and Features??????????
  • Par value the amount returned to the holder at
    maturity??-????????????????
  • Coupon interest rate indicates the percentage
    of the face value that will be paid annually to
    the holder in the form of interest????-???????????
    ??????????
  • Indenture a document that outlines the terms of
    the loan agreement??-?????????????

4
Basic Bond Terminology and Features
(contd)??????????(?)
  • Call provision allows the issuer to repurchase
    the bonds before the maturity date??????-?????????
    ????????
  • Deferred calls provide more protection.????????
  • Sinking fund money set aside annually to pay
    off the bonds at maturity????-???????????,????????

5
Different Types of Bonds?????
  • Corporate bonds????
  • Treasury and agency bonds???????????
  • Municipal bonds????
  • Special situation bonds??????

6
Corporate Bonds????
  • Secured corporate debts are secured by collateral
    or real property liens????????????????
  • secured bond????
  • mortgage bond????

7
Corporate Bonds (contd)????
  • Unsecured corporate debts are not secured by
    collateral, and pay a higher return
    ?????????,??????,???????
  • debenture long-term unsecured
    bond???????-???????
  • can have a hierarchy of payment, with
    unsubordinated and subordinated
    debentures?????????

8
Treasury and Agency Bonds???????????
  • Treasury bonds????
  • Bills, notes, and bonds????????
  • Treasury inflation-indexed bonds????????
  • Savings bonds????
  • U.S. Series EE bonds???? EE??
  • I bonds I ??
  • Agency bonds??????
  • Pass-through certificates?????

9
Treasury Bills, Notes, and Bonds?????????
  • Considered risk free no default or call
    risk???,???????
  • Pay a lower rate of interest than other
    bonds?????????
  • Most interest is exempt from state and local
    taxes???????????????????
  • Treasury Direct avoids brokerage fees???????????

10
Treasury Bills, Notes, Bonds (contd)?????????(?)
  • Bills mature in 3, 6, or 12 months?????3.6.
    ?12??????????
  • Notes mature in 2, 3, 5, or 10 years??????2.3.5.?1
    0?????,??????
  • Bonds mature in 10 to 30 years?????10 30????
  • All are sold in denominations of
    1,000??????1,000
  • Can be purchased directly from the
    Treasury.????????

11
Agency Bonds??????
  • Issued by government agencies authorized by
    Congress?????????????????
  • Federal National Mortgage Association
    (FNMA)????????
  • Federal Home Loan Banks (FHLB)????????
  • Low risk, with interest rates slightly higher
    than Treasury issues???,??????????
  • Minimum denomination of 25,000 with maturities
    from 1 to 40 years???????25,000,????1 40?

12
Pass-Through Certificates?????
  • Issued by Government National Mortgage
    Association (GNMA)???????????
  • Minimum 25,000 certificate for pool of
    mortgages????25,000???????
  • Principal and interest repaid monthly?????????

13
Treasury Inflation-Indexed Bonds??????
  • Maturities of 10 years and a minimum par value of
    1,000?????1,000,????10?
  • Inflation increases the face value of the bond,
    guaranteeing the investor a real
    return?????????????????????
  • Tax complication must pay taxes annually on par
    value adjustments??????-?????????????????????

14
U.S. Series EE Bonds????EE??
  • Purchase price is one-half of the face value,
    ranging from 50 to 10,000????????,?????50 -
    10,000 ??
  • Rate of return varies with the market
    rate????????????
  • Have a guaranteed minimum interest rate based on
    Treasury securities??????????????????
  • High level of liquidity, but cashing in before
    maturity may reduce yield??????,?????????????,????
    ???

15
Municipal Bonds (Munis)????
  • Issued by to fund public projects????????????????
  • Interest earnings are federal tax-exempt??????????
    ?
  • Can be exempt from state taxes if you live in the
    state where bonds issued ??????????????????????,??
    ?????????????
  • Not very liquid, due to the lack of a secondary
    market?????,????????

16
Municipal Bonds (contd)????(?)
  • Two basic types??????
  • general obligation??????
  • Revenue????
  • Serial maturity a portion of the debt comes due
    each year for a set number of years????-??????????
    ??,??????
  • Not risk free check the bond ratings????,??????

17
Special Situation Bonds??????
  • Zero-coupon bonds ????
  • Junk bonds????

18
Zero-coupon Bonds????
  • Issued by corporations, municipalities, and the
    Treasury (e.g., STRIPS)??????????????(??STRIPS)
  • Do not pay interest????
  • Are sold at a discount from face value???????
  • Annual appreciation is taxed although it is not
    realized?????????,???????????
  • Fluctuate more with interest rate changes than
    traditional bonds????????????

19
Junk Bonds????
  • Have very low ratings?????
  • Normally offer very high interest rates????????
  • Have a high default rate??????????
  • Are almost always callable????????

20
Bond Yield???
  • Is the total return on a bond investment?????????
  • Is not the same as the interest rate???????
  • Is affected by the bond price which may be more
    or less than face value???????,?????????

21
Ways to Measure Bond Yield????????
  • Current yield?????
  • Yield to maturity?????
  • Equivalent taxable yield on munis ?????

22
Current Yield?????
  • Ratio of annual interest payments to the bonds
    market price????????????????
  • Current yield ?????
  • annual interest payments ??????/??????
  • market price of the bond

23
Yield to Maturity?????
  • True yield received if the bond is held to
    maturity?????????,???????????
  • Approximate yield to maturity ???????
  • annual interest par value - current price

    payments years to
    maturity par value current
    price
  • 2
  • ???(?? - ????)/ ???? / (?? ???? /
    2)
  • Equivalent Taxable Yield Equation for
    Munis??????????
  • Equivalent taxable yield ?????
  • tax-free yield on the municipal bond
  • (1 - investors marginal tax bracket)
    ????????? / (1 ???????? )

24
Bond Ratings A Measure of Riskiness ????-?????
  • Generally ratings run from AAA or Aaa for the
    safest to D for the extremely risky??????????????A
    AA????? D
  • Ratings categorize bonds by default
    risk?????????????
  • Rating companies??????
  • Standard Poors????
  • Moodys??

25
Corporate Bond Quotes in The Wall Street
Journal??????????
  • Bonds the name of the issuer Bonds??-??????
  • Cur Yld the annual interest divided by the most
    current price Cur Yld??????????????
  • Vol the volume, or number, of bonds traded
    Vol??????????

26
Corporate Bond Quotes (contd)????(?)
  • Close the last price paid for that issue.
    Measured in 1/8s or 1.25. ?????????????,???1/8s
    ? 1.25??
  • Net Chg the change in closing price from the
    prior days closing price. Measured in 1/8s or
    1.25.??????????????????,???1/8s ? 1.25??

27
Reading Treasury Quotes in The Wall Street
Journal???????????
  • Rate the original interest rate on the bond
    ??????????
  • Maturity Mo/Yr the year and month the issue
    will mature ???/?????????
  • Bid the previous days mid-afternoon bid price
    that Treasury dealers were willing to buy the
    issue for. Measured in 32nds of a point a point
    equals one-hundredth of par.?????????????????????
    ???,??32????,????????????
  • Asked the previous days mid-afternoon ask
    price the Treasury dealers were willing to sell
    the issue for????????????????????????

28
Reading Treasury Quotes (contd)?????(?)
  • Chg change from the prior days bid
    price??????????????
  • Ask Yld is the effective rate of return on the
    investment???????????????
  • STRIPS refers to zero-coupon bonds ???????????
  • Days to Mat listed for T-bills due to their
    short maturity lengths ???????????????????

29
Bond Valuation Principles??????
  • Value of a bond ????
  • present value of present
    value of repayment
  • all interest payments of par at
    maturity ????? ?????????
  • Bonds fluctuate in value, and the longer the time
    to maturity the greater the fluctuation.???????,??
    ???????

30
Valuation Principles (contd)?????(?)
  • Why would an investors required rate of return
    change???????????????
  • Change in the risk associated with the firm
    issuing the bond.???????????
  • Change in general interest rates in the
    market.???????????

31
Valuation Principles (contd)?????(?)
  • As the available rate of return increases, the
    value of a lower rated bond decreases and an
    investor would pay a discount.??????,?????????????
    ??,?????????
  • As the available rate of return drops, the value
    of a higher rated bond increases and an investor
    would pay a premium.??????,??????????????,????????
    ?

32
Valuation Principles (contd)?????(?)
  • Interest rates affect bond valuation by changing
    the demand, and price, for a bond.????????????????
    ????
  • Interest rates and bond values are inversely
    related in the secondary market. But the call
    price limits the upward price on a bond with a
    call provision.?????,???????????????,?????????????
    ????
  • As a bond approaches its maturity date, its
    market value approaches it par value.??????????,??
    ?????????

33
Bond Valuation Relationships and The
Investor???????????
  • If you expect interest rates to increase, buy
    short-term bonds.?????????,??????
  • If you expect interest rates to decrease, buy
    long-term non-callable bonds.?????????,??????????

34
The Pros of Investing in Bonds?????????
  • If interest rates drop, bond prices will
    rise.??????,???????
  • Bonds reduce risk through diversification.????????
    ????
  • Bonds produce steady current income.???????????
  • Bonds can be a safe investment if held to
    maturity.??????????,?????????

35
The Cons of Investing in Bonds?????????
  • If interest rates rise, bond prices will
    fall.??????,???????
  • If the issuer experiences financial problems, the
    bondholder may lose.??????????,?????????
  • If interest rates drop, rather than experiencing
    price appreciation, the bond may be
    called.??????,??????,????????

36
The Cons of Investing in Bonds (contd)?????????(?
)
  • If you need to sell your bonds early, you may
    have a problem selling them at a reasonable
    price.?????????????,??????????????
  • Finding a good investment outlet for the interest
    you receive may be difficult.?????????????????????
    ??

37
Analyzing Bond Choices??????
  • Think about taxes.????
  • Keep the inverse relationship between interest
    rates and bond price in mind.???????????????
  • Avoid losers, and dont worry about picking
    winners.????,??????????
  • Consider only high quality bonds.??????????
  • Buy a bond when it is first issued, rather than
    in the secondary market.??????????????????????

38
Analyzing Bond Choices (contd)??????(?)
  • Avoid bonds that might get called.??????????
  • Match your bonds maturity to your investment
    time horizon.????????????????
  • Stick to large issues.???????
  • When in doubt, go Treasury!?????,???????

39
Preferred Stock An Alternative to
Bonds???-??????????
  • Hybrid security with characteristics of stocks
    and bonds???????????????????
  • Dividend payments can be skipped, without the
    company being bankrupt????????????
  • Dividends are a fixed amount a fixed dollar
    amount or a percentage of the stocks par
    value??????,???????????????

40
Preferred Stock An Alternative to Bonds
(contd)???-??????????(?)
  • Dividends are paid before common stock
    dividends??????????????
  • Do not share in other profits with the common
    stockholders???????????????
  • No voting rights????
  • No fixed maturity date???????
  • Rated like bonds, typically medium
    grade???????,????????

41
Features and Characteristics of Preferred
Stock?????????
  • Multiple issues some companies have multiple
    issues of preferred stock, each with a different
    dividend????-?????????????,????????
  • Cumulative feature all past unpaid dividends
    must be paid before common stock dividends are
    paid?????-??????????????,??????????????
  • Adjustable rate the dividend rate changes with
    the market interest rate rather than letting the
    value of the stock drop??????-????????????????????
    ???

42
Features and Characteristics of Preferred Stock
(contd)?????????(?)
  • Convertibility preferred stock can be exchanged
    for common stock at any time????-????????????????
  • Callability issuer can repurchase the stock in
    case interest rates drop????-????????????????

43
The Valuation of Preferred Stock??????
  • The value of preferred stock is the present value
    of the perpetuity of dividends?????? ?????????
  • Value annual dividend
    required rate of return
  • ????? ??????? / ??????

44
Risks Associated with Preferred Stock
Investing??????
  • If interest rates rise, the value of the
    preferred stock drops.??????,???????
  • If interest rates drop, the value rises, and the
    stock may be called.??????,??????????????

45
Risks Associated with Preferred Stock Investing
(contd)??????(?)
  • Investors dont participate in the capital gains
    that common stockholders receive.?????????????????
    ???
  • Preferred stock does not have the safety of a
    bond, because dividends can be passed without the
    risk of bankruptcy.???????????,???????????,???????
    ?

46
Investing in Real Estate?????
  • Direct investments????
  • vacation homes????
  • commercial property (e.g., apartment buildings,
    office buildings, etc.)????(??????????)
  • undeveloped land?????
  • Indirect investments????
  • real estate syndicates???????
  • real estate investment trusts (REIT)???????

47
Real Estate Pros and Cons???
  • Income produced with an opportunity of capital
    appreciation??????
  • Few tax advantages???????
  • Direct investment is active time, energy, and
    knowledge required?????????????????
  • Illiquidity?????
  • Overbuilding can hurt prices???????????

48
Investing (Speculating) in Metals, Gems,
Collectibles??(??)?????????
  • Just Dont Do It!????
  • Speculation is not investing.????????
  • Collectibles are fine as entertainment, but not
    as savings vehicles.??????????,???????????
  • Price depends on supply and demand.???????

49
Summary??
  • Determinants of a bonds return??????
  • Reasons to invest in bonds???????
  • annual interest payments??????
  • return of the par value?????
  • Measures of bond returns???????
  • current yieldd?????
  • yield to maturity?????

50
Summary (contd)??(?)
  • Sources of bonds?????
  • Corporations??
  • Treasury and other agencies?????????
  • Municipalities????
  • Bond ratings AAA to D???-AAA?D
  • Bond valuation and the relationship with interest
    rates?????????

51
Summary (contd)??(?)
  • Features of preferred stock??????
  • Real estate investments?????
  • Speculative investments precious?????-
    metals, gems, and collectibles?????????
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