Greetings,
Now, the calculation for a bond is quite obscure. For example, a move from 125.32 to 124.00 is a total of 64 points.The reason is, in bonds, a move of 32 points is seen as 100, as soon as 125.00 is reached, the next 1 point down will move to 124.32, 124.21, 124.30 until again it reaches 124.00, 123.32 and so on.
Here is my original formula and how it was incorrect with a given example;
A B
1 Sell 125.32
2 Buy 124.00
3 Profit 131.99
The formula I used was: DOLLARFR(DOLLARDE(B1,32)-DOLLARDE(B2,32),32)*100-0.0015, the answer excel gave in B3 was 131.99.
The correct answer should be 63.99, the 0.0015 is simply the commission fee.
This formula I used seemed to work well with certain scenarios, but once price gets to that 32 tip off point, the formula I use is not correct.
Thank you for taking the time to read this, look forward to hearing from you all.
Regards,
Vladmir.
Now, the calculation for a bond is quite obscure. For example, a move from 125.32 to 124.00 is a total of 64 points.The reason is, in bonds, a move of 32 points is seen as 100, as soon as 125.00 is reached, the next 1 point down will move to 124.32, 124.21, 124.30 until again it reaches 124.00, 123.32 and so on.
Here is my original formula and how it was incorrect with a given example;
A B
1 Sell 125.32
2 Buy 124.00
3 Profit 131.99
The formula I used was: DOLLARFR(DOLLARDE(B1,32)-DOLLARDE(B2,32),32)*100-0.0015, the answer excel gave in B3 was 131.99.
The correct answer should be 63.99, the 0.0015 is simply the commission fee.
This formula I used seemed to work well with certain scenarios, but once price gets to that 32 tip off point, the formula I use is not correct.
Thank you for taking the time to read this, look forward to hearing from you all.
Regards,
Vladmir.