Required fields are identified by a red asterisk (*). All others are optional.
Specifying values in a multi-select check box involves the following steps:
Your selections are displayed in the field, separated by commas
Calendars are available to specify dates. To use a calendar:
You can also enter a date in mm/dd/yyyy format in the entry field.
Maturity is a positive whole number followed which can:
Be a specific month, date, and year (i.e., 5/15/14). Only bonds with that maturity date are returned when searching.
Be followed by a letter to indicate an interval:
Days: Enter 10d, 10 d, 10day, 10 day, 10days, or 10 days to indicate 10 calendar days from the current date.
Months: Enter 10m, 10 m, 10mo, 10 mo, 10months, or 10 months to indicate the first day of the tenth month from the current date.
Years: Enter 10, 10y, 10 y, 10yr, 10 yr, 10years, or 10 years to indicate the first day of the tenth year from the current date. Enter 2.5, 2.5y, 2.5 y, 2.5yr, 2.5 yr, 2.5years, or 2.5 years to indicate the first day of the month two 1/2 years from the current date.
When a number is entered without a following letter, it is assumed to be a year.
Be a four-digit year (i.e., 2015). Bonds that mature anytime within 2015 are returned when searching.
Be a range of values.
When entering a range such as 1 to 3, the maturity date should be one year from today through three years from today. If the current date is 7/3/2009, the search would include bonds with a maturity date from 7/3/2010 through 7/3/2012.
When entering a value such as 5 (max), the search should include bonds with a maturity date from now until 12/31 five years from the current date. If the current date is 7/3/2009, the search would include bonds with a maturity date from the current date to December 31, 2014.
Quantity is a positive whole number.
Coupon can be a whole number, decimal or fractional value (i.e., 5/32). Up to three decimal places can be used.
Price can be a whole number, decimal or fractional value (i.e., 5/32). Up to three decimal places can be used.
Yield values (Yield, Yield to Worst, Yield to Maturity) can be a whole number, decimal or fractional value (i.e., 5/32). Up to three decimal places can be used.