medium · Principles of Finance
What is a primary assumption of the yield to maturity calculation that may lead to it being an unrealistic measure of an investor's actual realized return?
- The annual inflation rate will remain constant.
- The issuer will default on the final payment.
- The bond is sold before its maturity date.
- All coupons are reinvested at the YTM rate.
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