Beijing North, for example, offered investors a coupon rate of 8.2%, while Shenzhen Development Bank is paying 6.1%.
For simplicity, the business logic shown in this example merely obtains the coupon rate and other corporate bond information associated with the qualifying trades.
You'll lose money first because that 30-year Treasury bond, with its 4.5% coupon rate of interest, will look pretty pathetic in a year if 30-year bonds are paying 6%.
