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Re: Malkiel Defends Efficient Market Theory
Old 12-27-2004, 09:51 PM   #41
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Re: Malkiel Defends Efficient Market Theory

The current yield for a 10-year TIPS is about 1.7%. The YTM for your CDIPS with the parameters you gave is about 2.2%. So, you're talking about a difference of 50 basis points. Not bad, but not outrageous. I haven't run into one myself. Does Vanguard tack on fees or a spread?
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Re: Malkiel Defends Efficient Market Theory
Old 12-28-2004, 06:40 AM   #42
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Re: Malkiel Defends Efficient Market Theory

Bob and Wab, thanks for your responses. Wab,
since the CDIPS mature in Nov 2013, they are
closer to 7 year TIPS at 1.3% than 10 year. I
have no idea what VG charges or if there is a
spread. Maybe Bob can answer that.

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Charlie, at Vanguard you can buy TIPS that mature on 1/15/2014, which is pretty close to the 11/2013 maturity date you mentioned. The YTM is 1.578% - their current offer yield. Their bid yield at the moment is 1.592%.

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Charlie, at Vanguard you can buy TIPS that mature on 1/15/20014, which is pretty close to the 11/2013 maturity date you mentioned.
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Old 12-28-2004, 02:16 PM   #45
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Yep, that should be 2014, not 20014. I changed it.
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