Nominal Interest Rate and Effective YieldWhen you go to a bank enquiring about the deposit rates, the rates specified by the bank can be expr...
How to Compute Bond Yield (YTM) Using Texas Instruments BA II+
This video demonstrates the basic functionality of the Texas Instruments BA II Plus Financial Calculator. It teaches you how to use the calculator to calculate the yield of a bond. Given four inputs (price, term/maturity, coupon rate, and face/par value), we can use the calculator's I/Y to find the bond's yield (yield to maturity).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-aCW4pcLRk
This video is recorded by David from Bionic Turtle.
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