If current interest rates are lower than the coupon rate, investors owning a bond can: be wise to hold the bond until maturity, at which point the market value will greater than the face value of the bond. sell the bond at a premium, because lower interest rates will cause investors to bid price up to the point where their investment yields the market's return. only sell the bond at a discount (below face value), recognizing that the lower the price of the bond, the closer the yield becomes to the market's return. None of these choices are correct