9. Mr. Little thinks that he has found an interesting bond investment for his client's portfolio. Mr. Little, when searching for investment ideas, focused on his client's goal of return maximization. The bond has a face value of $1,000 with a maturity date in seven years. The bond's coupon rate is 6.25% compounded annually. Today, the bond sells for $1,185.00. The indenture agreement states that the bond can be called for $1,100 after five years. Which of the following statements is (are) true? C. a. The current yield is greater than both the yield to maturity and yield to call. b. Given the client's investment objective, this bond should do particulary well if interest rates start to increase. Mr. Little can lock in a yield to maturity that is higher than the current yield by purchasing the bond today. d. The value of the bond today in comparison to the spread in the yield to maturity and the current yield indicates tht this bond will not be called early.