Historical Yield
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Historical Yield
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HISTORICAL YIELD - A measure of a mutual fund's yield over a specific period of time, e.g., 1 year, 2 y...
HIT THE BID - A dealer who agrees to sell at the bid price quoted by another dealer is said to "hit" th...
HISTORICAL YIELD Yield provided by a fund (typically a money market fund) over a specific time period.
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Historical Yield
Yield provided by a mutual fund, typically a money market fund, over a specific time period.
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Historical yield Yield produced by a mutual fund such as a money market fund over a period of time. Hold Own a security for an extended period of time. The buy-and-hold strategy maintains that stocks' value will increase over time.
historical yield The yield that has been earned by a mutual fund, generally a money market fund, over a period of time. hit the bid Situation in which a dealer agrees to sell at the highest price offered (""bid"")...
Factor models use a large sample of historical yield curve data and construct a set of basis functions that can be linearly combined to represent these curve movements in the most economical way.
Bond holders are prepared to accept half the historical yield of stocks for added safety and stability. In any given year, stocks may go either up or down.
Fluctuations estimated from a historical time series.
Historical yield
A measure of a mutual fund's yield over a specific period of time, e.g., 1 year, 2 year, 5 year, or year to date.
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When the historical yields change, the historical bond prices will change accordingly, which forms that basis for empirical duration. Regression analysis is the statistical process used to estimate empirical duration.
 See also: Junk bond, Hedge fund, Values, Hit the bid, Trading Range
  
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