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Hi Patrick,
On Friday, 2009-12-04 17:20:15 -0500, Patrick Durusau wrote:
> Finance is *not* my area but guessing that "bond-equivalent yield"
> and "treasury bill" are just noise words.
"treasury bill" is not just noise, it seems to be a defined term in the
(US) financial world, one can buy a treasury bill. We have the functions
TBILLEQ, TBILLPRICE and TBILLYIELD (that lack mathematical formulas as
well). I assume TBILL stands for treasury bill, EQ in TBILLEQ probably
stands for equivalent. Whatever a "bond-equivalent yield for a treasury
bill" may be...
If this can't be clarified I'll just add the formula for TBILLEQ and
leave the description as is.
Eike
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