a. i. Rate of return = ( -3) * 400 / 8000 = - 15%
ii. Rate of return = (0) *400 / 8000 = 0%
iii. Rate of return = ( 3) *400 / 8000 = 15%
b. Investment = 400 * 40 + 8000 = 24000
Margin call :-
0.25 = (24,000 - 400P ) / 400P
P = 48
c. i. Rate of return = [( -3 * 400) -(400*2)] / 8000 = - 25%
ii. Rate of return = [(0 * 400) -(400*2)] / 8000 = -10%
iii. Rate of return = [(3 * 400) -(400*2)] / 8000 = 5%
Margin call :-
0.25 = (23200 - 400P ) / 400P
P = 46.4
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