Date | Accounts Title | Dr | Cr | ||||
1-Feb | Cash | $42,210 | |||||
Investment in Trading Securities-CBF common shares | $42,210 | ||||||
1-Mar | Investment in Trading Securities-RSD common shares | $24,650 | |||||
Cash | $24,650 | ||||||
1-Apr | Investment in Bonds-MRT | $62,200 | |||||
Cash | $62,200 | ||||||
1-Jul | Cash | $2,010 | |||||
Dividend Revenue (670*3) | $2,010 | ||||||
1-Aug | Cash | $11,780 | |||||
Loss on sale of investment | $190 | ||||||
Investment in Trading Securities-CBF common shares | $11,970 | ||||||
(42210/670*190) | |||||||
1-Sep | Cash | $1,360 | |||||
Dividend Revenue (850*1.6)) | $1,360 | ||||||
1-Oct | Cash | $2,177 | |||||
Interest Revenue (62200*7%*1/2) | $2,177 | ||||||
1-Oct | Cash | $64,000 | |||||
Sale on sale of investment | $1,800 | ||||||
Investment in Trading Securities-CBF common shares | $62,200 | ||||||
31-Dec | Unrealized loss on trading securities-NI | 220 | |||||
Fair value Adjustment- Trading Securities | 220 | ||||||
No. of shares | Cost | Fair value | Unrealized gain/(loss) | ||||
Investment in Trading Securities-CBF common shares | 480 | 30240 | 28320 | -1920 | |||
(42210/670*480) | (480*59) | ||||||
Investment in Trading Securities-RSD common shares | 850 | 24650 | 26350 | 1700 | |||
(850*31) | |||||||
56590 | -220 | ||||||
Statement of Financial position | |||||||
For the year ended Dec 31 2018 | |||||||
Current Assets | |||||||
Investment in Trading Securities (Fair value) | 56590 |
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