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Title: College
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Bard को हाल ही में अपडेट किया गया है
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10 per share
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The underlying assets in this mutual increase including the dividends that
were reinvested by 7% in 2011 and she sell back her shares at the end of the year
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5%, what will be her total return from the
investment?
(a) -5
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30%
(c) -6
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87%
To calculate the total return from the investment, we need to first calculate the cash flows
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10 = $153,300
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00 * 7% = $10,731
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00 * (1 - 4%) = $157,189
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The total fees are as follows:
Front-end load = $153,300
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00
Back-end load = $164,031
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24
Operating expense ratio = $153,300
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5% = $3,832
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60 - $9,198
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24 - $3,832
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00
Total return = -5
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70%
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70%
प्रोफ़ाइल फ़ोटो
Jack, an investor on day 1, buys 7,000 shares of Y Inc
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2
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at $39 per share with beta of 1
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Jack also obtains a
complete hedge by NASDAQ futures at $1,000 each
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The NASDAQ futures dropped by 2%, share price of Y Inc
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5%, and the share
price of Z Inc
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5%
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NASDAQ futures:
The NASDAQ futures dropped by 2%, so Jack lost 2% of the value of his futures contract
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Y Inc
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dropped by 1
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5% of the value of his Y Inc
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He owns 7,000 shares of Y Inc
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5% * $29/share * 7,000 shares =
$304
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Z Inc
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rose by 1
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5% of the value of his Z Inc
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He sold 4,000 shares of Z Inc
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5% * $39/share * 4,000 shares =
$234
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Therefore, the overall gain/loss of Jack is:
$20 loss on NASDAQ futures + $304
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- $234 gain on Z Inc
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प्रोफ़ाइल फ़ोटो
The CAD/USD exchange rate at the beginning of the year 2015 is 1
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The interest rates
in the year 2015 were 4
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34% for US
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A
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9562
B
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9562
C
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9235
D
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8752

1

3
Answer: D
The PPP exchange rate is the exchange rate that would equalize the purchasing power of
different currencies, by eliminating the differences in price levels between countries
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0408) / (1 + 0
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9235
PPP exchange rate = 1
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8752
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The actual exchange rate is influenced by a variety of factors,
including economic conditions, market sentiment, and political risk
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researchgate
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The company is expected to pay
a dividend of $2
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The beta
of the stock is 0
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5% and the market return is 11%
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What will be the price of its stock at the end of 4 years?
Answer choices:
a
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54
b
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21
c
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56
d
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23
To calculate the price of Zenith's stock at the end of 4 years, we can use the following
formula:
P0 = D1 / (r - g) * (1 + g)^n
where:
P0 is the current stock price
D1 is the expected dividend next year
r is the required rate of return

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g is the constant growth rate of the dividend
n is the number of years
We need to calculate the required rate of return first
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025 + 0
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11 - 0
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0975
Now that we know the required rate of return, we can calculate the price of Zenith's stock at
the end of 4 years:
P0 = $2
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0975 - 0
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05)^4
P0 = $43
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21
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21
प्रोफ़ाइल फ़ोटो
The stock price of Aircraft Ltd, stood at $56
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The company pays an annual dividend of $2
per share
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Calculate the
expected dividend yield and cost of equity
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3
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75%
B
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75% and 4
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4
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75%
D
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75% and 3
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5 = 3
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75%, the cost of equity can be calculated as follows:
Cost of equity = (0
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06)) / (0
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06)
Cost of equity = 9
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75% and 9
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Answer: (A) 3
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75%
प्रोफ़ाइल फ़ोटो
Which of the following statement provided is least likely to be true?
Answer choices:
a
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b
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c
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d
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The least likely statement is (c) Strike price = Stock price, Option is out of the money
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When the strike price is equal to the stock
price, the option is at the money
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प्रोफ़ाइल फ़ोटो
Company X has 40,000 shares
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The
earnings of the Company X are $160,000
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54
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0
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0
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1
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2
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Price/book ratio = Market capitalization / Book value
Market capitalization = Price per share * Number of shares

6
Price per share = P/E ratio * Earnings
Price per share = 14
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16
Market capitalization = $58
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Price/book ratio = $2,326,400 / $880,000
Price/book ratio = 2
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Note: The price/book ratio is a valuation metric that compares the market value of a
company to its book value
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A
high price/book ratio may indicate that the company is overvalued, while a low price/book
ratio may indicate that the company is undervalued
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Co just paid a dividend of $2
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The required return on the stock is 13%
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(a) $37
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09
(c) $46
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84
To calculate the current share price of the stock, we can use the Gordon Growth Model,
which is a dividend discount model that assumes a constant growth rate of dividends
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35, the required return is 13%, and the dividend growth rate is
5%
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35 / (0
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05)
Price of stock = $37
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92
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However, it can be a useful tool for
estimating the intrinsic value of a stock
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Development of the community and promoting consumer protection
b
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c
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d
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The Federal Reserve System (Fed) is the central bank of the United States
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The Fed does not regulate the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
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Therefore, the answer is (c)
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The
average net profit amounts to $115,000
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(a) The accounting rate of return is 25%
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(c) The
accounting rate of return is 35%
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The accounting rate of return (ARR) is a financial ratio used in capital budgeting to measure
the profitability of an investment
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The ARR is calculated as follows:
ARR = (Average net profit / Average investment) * 100
In this case, the average net profit is $115,000 and the average investment is $420,000
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38%
Therefore, the answer is (b) The accounting rate of return is 27%
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It does not
take into account the time value of money or the risk of the investment
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Title: College
Description: College Tell me about what we all do together in college