Answer 1.
current yield = (dividend)/ closing price = [1.88 / 21.82 ] *100 = 8.6%
Answer 2.
Preference dividend = [ 120000 *0.25 ] *2 years = $60000
Answer 5.
Total sale proceeds = 12500 * ($16.08) = $201000
Dividend = 12500 * ($0.11) = $1,375
Total cost purchase = 12500*16.23 = $202875
Gain on investment = ($201000 + $1,375) - $202875 = - 500
ROI = -500/ 202875 * 100 = - 0.25%
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