The document contains 7 math problems involving calculations of stock prices, rates of return, margins, and limits. Problem 1 involves calculating rates of return based on purchase and sale prices. Problem 2 calculates the number of shares that can be purchased with a deposit amount and sale profits/losses. Problem 3 involves a margin call calculation. The remaining problems involve additional calculations of rates of return, market values, and limits based on changing stock prices.
The document contains 7 math problems involving calculations of stock prices, rates of return, margins, and limits. Problem 1 involves calculating rates of return based on purchase and sale prices. Problem 2 calculates the number of shares that can be purchased with a deposit amount and sale profits/losses. Problem 3 involves a margin call calculation. The remaining problems involve additional calculations of rates of return, market values, and limits based on changing stock prices.
The document contains 7 math problems involving calculations of stock prices, rates of return, margins, and limits. Problem 1 involves calculating rates of return based on purchase and sale prices. Problem 2 calculates the number of shares that can be purchased with a deposit amount and sale profits/losses. Problem 3 involves a margin call calculation. The remaining problems involve additional calculations of rates of return, market values, and limits based on changing stock prices.
per share price 80 Number of shares you could purchase 500 later if stock is sold on 100 then total shres proceed will be 50000 rate of return 0.25 Rate of return in percentage 25
a)(ii) later if stock is sold on 40
then total shres proceed will be 20000 rate of return -0.5 Rate of return in percentage -50
b) initial margin requirement in percent 60
1/percentage margin requirement 0.01666666666667 rate of return on the stock if it is later sold at $100 a share 41.6666666666667 rate of return on the stock if it is sold for $40 a share -83.333333333333
Problem#2
a) margin in percent 40%
total deposit amount $50,000 how many shares we could purchase 125000 per share price $35 Lauren can purchase shares 3571.42857142857
b)(i) If stock rises to shares $45
Lauren’s total return is 160714.285714286 Total profit 35714.2857142857 If stock falls to $25 Lauren’s total return is 89285.7142857143 Total loss -35714.285714286
c) Initial Loan Value 75000
if maintenance margin 30% margin $30 Problem#5
a) total shares $200
per share price $25 sale price $40 now sale price $45 with this profit resulting from the sale of the 200 shares at $40 i am satisfied.
b) with the stop loss 60
if share price decrease $30 Without the stop loss 20
Problem#6
a) Two years ago shares purchase 300
per share price $30 currently per share price $45 market value 13500 debit balance 9000 rate of return 0.5 rate of return in percentage 50
b) if margin requirement is 60%
1/margin requirement 1.66666666666667 rate of return on the stock if later sold at $45 a share 83.3333333333333
Problem#7
per share selling price $28
Limit order $24 When market declined to $20 limit order was $24 (buy), then the price went to $36 Rate of return 50
Assuming market order $28
Rate of return 28.5714285714286
Limit order $18
the market did not decline to $18 Our lowest price was of $20 so,limit order was never executed imit order was never executed