You buy a stock at $25 and sell it 6 months later for $22. If your...
You buy a stock at $25 and sell it 6 months later for $22. If your HPR was 0%, how many dollars in dividends must you have received while holding the stock?
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| The holding period return (HPR) is calculated | ||||||
| using the following method: | ||||||
| HPR = (Ending value - Beginning value + Dividends)/Beginning value | ||||||
| Ending value = 22 | ||||||
| Beginning value = 25 | ||||||
| HPR = 0% | ||||||
| HPR = (22 - 25 + x)/25 | ||||||
| where x is the amount received in dividends | ||||||
| 0% = (-3 + x)/25 | ||||||
| x - 3 = 0 | ||||||
| x = 3 | ||||||
| You must have received $3 in dividends for the HPR to be 0%. | ||||||
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