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Sale Value after Commision = [ No. of Shares * Price ] - Commision
= [ 170 * 59 ] - $ 100
= 10030 - 100
= 9930
Purchase Value with COmmision = [ No. of Shares * Price ] + Commision
= [ 170 * 40 ] + 85
= 6800 + 85
= 6885
Div Received = [ No. of Shares * Div ]
= [ 170 * 3.2 ]
= 544
DOllar ret = Sale Value - Purchase Value + Div
= 9930 - 6885 + 544
= $ 3589
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