Solution :-
Here the Stock that short = 300 shares of $120 each = $36000
Initial Margin = 50%
Therefore Amount Deposited = $36000 * 50% = $18000
Maintenance Margin = 30% = $36000 * 30% = $10800 Means we need to invest more money if our net balance goes below $10800
Here the Share goes upward ($127 - $120) = $7 per share Means loss of 300 * $7 = $2100
which means the balance is $18000 - $2100 = $15900 which is over and above $10800
So there is no need of maintainance margin
Now After two Months the Position Closed at a loss of $2100
Now the Balance after two months = $15900
Therefore there is a negative rate of return as it is loss = ( [15900 - 18000] / 18000 ) * 100
( 2100 / 15000 ) * 100= -11.67% in two months
and -11.677 * 12 / 2 = - 69.99% annual
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