If I were to calculate the risk neural probability for a given bond and I had two different return rates, so r=A(1)/A(0)-1 doesn't equal A(2)/A(1)-1, would I take the average of the return rates or calculate two different risk neutral probabilities?
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If I were to calculate the risk neural probability for a given bond and I had two different return rates, so r=A(1)/A(0)-1 doesn't equal A(2)/A(1)-1, would I take the average of the return rates or calculate two different risk neutral probabilities?
What does "average of the return rates" even mean?