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So why is that?
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Okay, well, remember, the yields, you know--
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when you do a 5 year coupon bond, you're discounting all the cash flows,
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the previous 4 cash flows, using the same yield to discount them all.
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So if you go from year 4 to year 5, and you have to raise the yield a lot,
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it means, you know, like if you're a batter, and your average goes up.
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It means the last thing you did was better than the average of
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what you've done before, so it's going to be even higher.
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If your average was .300,
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and then you played a series against the Red Sox in which you did very well
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and your average went up to .320, in that series against the Red sox,
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you obviously did even better than .320, because you have to average