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Purpose To assess your ability to analyze the effects on risk and return of the inclusion of bonds in a portfolio. Overview This is an individual assignment. The object of this assignment is to examine the features of bonds issued by companies in your portfolio and assess the merits of the inclusion of bonds in your portfolio. Action Items 1. Go to the FINRA - Investor Information - Market Data website (Links to an external site .) to search for bonds issued by any one of your companies. (Choose search and enter the ticker symbol, select BOND to find all outstanding bonds issued by the selected company, and then click on "Go".) a. What types of debt securities has your company issued ? b. What are the current ratings and yields to maturity for the company's debt securities? c. What factors do you think explain the yield levels? Choose one of your companies* and answer the following questions: *In the event that none of the companies in your portfolio has any outstanding bonds, please notify your professor for an alternative assignment. 2. Choose any one of the bonds issued by one of the companies in your portfolio and make a case for one of the following. Assume a holding period of three to five years. d. Its substitution for the company's stock in your portfolio. e. Its addition to your portfolio. f. Its exclusion from your portfolio. 2. Please consider the following definition and discussion of holding -period return: 3. The yield to maturity is the average yi eld over the term of the bond. If a bond is sold before maturity, then its actual yield will probably be different from the yield to maturity. If interest rates rise during the holding period, then the bond's sale price will be less than the purchase price , decreasing the yield, and if interest rates decrease, then the bond's sale price will be greater. The holding -period return is the actual yield earned during the holding period. It can be calculated using the same formula for yield to maturity, but the s ale price would be substituted for the par value, and the term would equal the actual holding period. Note that, unlike yield to maturity, the holding -period return cannot be known ahead of time because the sale price of the bond cannot be known before the sale, although it could be estimated. Source: http://thismatter.com/money/bonds/bond -yields.htm 3. Write your analysis in a 2 -3 page paper. 4. By the due date indicated, upload your work.