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most yield curves are zero coupon - which means all interest re-invested. So if you have a cash flow at some point in the future, you looking up the discount factor from the yield curve. multiply the amount of cash by the discount factor gives net present value (NPV) -
sorry - I was being terse - I meant sexual action.Originally posted by Sockpuppet View PostPossibly.
No I'm not after sex...
covers a lot... but after near on 5 dates now with nothing from her no hint that she wants to be more than a mate I might just give up.
This easting out tulip is getting expensive.
can you define nothing? no holding hands? no kissing? have you tried holding hands/kissing?
She might be cross you have not tried it on - I have found women odd like it (is it just me?).
It would be good to ask her straight before just giving up. Women like men who are good communicators.
Though why you would listen to me I dont know - my history with women is dreadful. Though I have got lucky with the current gf.Comment
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you get discount factors for the maturity of instruments which you want to use(usually the most frequently traded). then you interpolate between the logs of the discount factors.Originally posted by BrilloPad View Postmost yield curves are zero coupon - which means all interest re-invested. So if you have a cash flow at some point in the future, you looking up the discount factor from the yield curve. multiply the amount of cash by the discount factor gives net present value (NPV)Comment
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this basically means that interest is compounding continuously.Originally posted by BrilloPad View Postyou get discount factors for the maturity of instruments which you want to use(usually the most frequently traded). then you interpolate between the logs of the discount factors.Comment
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How did you find that?Originally posted by Sockpuppet View Post
Still I suppose it was better than that Welsh one...Comment
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Heap of trouble?Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostHow did you find that?
Still I suppose it was better than that Welsh one...Comment
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http://forums.contractoruk.com/light...highlight=NSFHOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostHeap of trouble?
youtube removed it - but very disturbing...Comment
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