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Frugala is pleased when Sylvestor puts $2,000 into 10-year state bonds and $3,000 into 5-year AAA-rated bonds in Steady Hand Hardware, Inc. He buys the four state bonds at a 5 percent interest rate and the three Steady Hand bonds at a 6.5 percent rate. Sylvestor also buys $1,500 worth of blue chip stocks, and $800 worth of stock in a promising new sportswear company that reinvests its earnings in new growth.
1. (a) What is the maturity for each of the bond groups Sylvestor buys?
(b) The coupon rate?
(c) The par value?
2. (a) Which of Sylvestor’s stocks are traded over the counter?
(b) on the NYSE?
3. (a) Which of Sylvestor’s new investments are municipal bonds?
(b) Corporate bonds?
4. For which bond purchase did Frugala probably consult Standard & Poor’s or Moody’s?
5. From which stock may Sylvestor expect capital gains rather than dividends?

Explanation:

[tex] 1a)\frac{(2000 \times 10 \times 5) + (3000 \times 5 \times 6.5)}{100 + 100 } \\ = \frac{100000 + 97500}{100 + 100} \\ = 1000 + 975 + 1500 + 800 \\ 4275[/tex]

Answer:

Q3: 10,290

Explanation:

Although "52Perceptions" has some valid points and I'm going to touch base on them but the single most important event was 9/11. Those attacks led up to what is now going on (but not yet called), World War III. These wars; Afghanistan, Iraq, Gaza, U.K., Georgia, Chechnya, etc. etc. are all about the spread of Islam. In fact, there are over 74 major conflicts around the world at this time and Islam is at the center of each and every one of them. We hear the stories of the women in African countries, who got their breast cut off, or people get their hands or legs cut off. I have studied Islam for many years, and I am going to provide some links of videos for you to review. But some basic history to begin with. Islam is not a religion; it is a 100% way of life. Religion is only one aspect of it, and most westerners don't understand that which is why they always call it a religion. Muslims (those that practice Islam and believe in their god Allah) have the Islamic duty to usher in the Dar-El-Salam (The house of peace). This is only established when everybody is a Muslim. 100% of the population, Islam is now expanding once again. 9/11/1682 is when the last expansion was stopped, at the battle of Vienna. 9/11/2001 was when the expansion started again. The date is believe to have been selected intentionally. Now, about the Federal Reserve. The Federal Reserve is responsible for a lot of the Tyranny going on in the U.S. but they are also mostly responsible for the wealth this country has. The Federal Reserve is estimated to process 1 Quadrillion dollars of the world’s money, every single day. Can you imagine that kind of financial power in another country? The United States would have lost its Super Power status a long time ago. The Federal Reserve (A private organization) is in effect a credit card to the United States government. The U.S. borrows money, and the Federal Reserve is given some more options and abilities to make more money. It is a win / win in that situation. Congress could revoke the abilities of the Federal Reserve with the stroke of a pen, but the Federal Reserve would just leave and go to another country, or it would cease to exist, and another country such as China would establish one, and that would be the end of our financial power. See the problem? Additionally, the Federal Reserve is made up of other banks, two of which were Fanny mae and Freddy Mac (spellings). The Federal Reserve is a necessary evil, in order for the U.S. to stay on top, and to correct the financial problems which Congress started. Here is how it ties into World War III. Starting back in the 70's during the Carter Administration, the middleastern cult "Islam" began to grow exponentially. Muslims will tell you it is peaceful, and just a faith, and that it integrates well in the west, but one only needs to look at Afghanistan, Syria, Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, etc. etc. and see how ways of life there have changed since they have become such high percentage of Islam, but I digress. Many of those banks that make up the Federal Reserve are owned by Islamic leaders. In fact, Arab countries own about 15% of all the banks in the U.S. and that is 15% of the board members on those banks. The decision makers. That is just the tip of the iceberg. But if I go on, and you review the videos below, you will learn that Islam is a greater threat to the world than the NAZI's or the Communist. President Bush said it right when he said it's a different kind of war. It uses Political warfare, social warfare, economic and media warfare, and of course conventional and information warfare. The war on terror is the war on Islam, and that is exactly what it should be. The scope of it indicates that it is already a world war, but will not be called that for maybe another five years. Iran and Syria are inevitable in the near future. And those wars will not just be fought over seas. We have large Muslim populations here as well. It's not about oil. Oil is a piece on the chess board as is the Federal Reserve, but the war is over our freedom, our way of life which is threatened by Islam. Oil and the Federal Reserve all depend on us winning that world war. If you invent a new product and you think the oil companies will stand in the way, all you have to do is find a way to make it profitable for them also, and you are sure to succeed. That is the situation they are in now. They cannot make a profit if the war is lost.

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