A) Return (yield) that Travis earn during the time he owned the stock is $100 (1000 shares *$0.10/share)
B) Return (yield) that Regina earn during the time he owned the stock is $2.5 {25 shares(1050/42)} dividend received during the year $0.10(0.05/share * 2). Total return =$2.5 (25*$0.10)
5-1. Yesterday Travis sold 1,000 shares of stock that he owned for $29 per share. Travis...
Yesterday Sandi sold 1,000 shares of stock that she owned for $55 per share. When she purchased the stock two years ago, Sandi paid $60 per share. Every three months during the time that she held the stock, Sandi received a quarterly dividend equal to $0.75 per share. A total of eight dividends were received. (a) What return (yield) did Sandi earn during the two years she held the stock? (b) If the price of the stock was $55 per...
5-5. Yesterday Sandi sold 1,000 shares of stock that she owned for $45 per share. When she purchased the stock two years ago, Sandi paid $50 per share. Every three months during the time that she held the stock, Sandi received a quarterly dividend equal to $0.50 per share. A total of eight dividends were received. (a) What return (yield) did Sandi earn during the two years she held the stock? (b) If the price of the stock was $45...
5-6. Earlier today, Stuart sold 200 shares of stock he owned. He purchased the stock three years ago for $28 per share. Following is a table that shows the market value of the stock at the end of each year and the amount of the dividend that Stuart received during the year: Year Market Dividend Value (per share) share) (per $26 50.60 28 0.60 32 0.60 (a) What total return (yield) did Stuart earn during the three-year period he held...
5-4. Wilma just sold all the shares of International Inns stock that she owned for $156 per share. She purchased the stock one year ago for $150 per share. If Wilma did not receive any dividend payments during the year, what yield did she earn on her investment? 5-6. Earlier today, Stuart sold 200 shares of stock he owned. He purchased the stock three years ago for $28 per share. Following is a table that shows the market value of...
1) Jack earned a 14.6 per cent return on a share that he purchased one year ago. The share is now worth $14.42, and he just received a dividend of $0.78. How much did Jack originally pay for the share? (in dollars to the nearest cent; don't use $ sign) 2) Jill purchased a share one year ago for $13.39. The share is now worth $15.43, and the total return to Jill for owning the share was 20.6 per cent....
Jack earned a 15.4 per cent return on a share that he purchased one year ago. The share is now worth $12.51, and he just received a dividend of $1.11. How much did Jack originally pay for the share? (in dollars to the nearest cent; don’t use $ sign)
Jack earned a 13.7 per cent return on a share that he purchased one year ago. The share is now worth $12.23, and he just received a dividend of $0.99. How much did Jack originally pay for the share? (in dollars to the nearest cent; don’t use $ sign)
Jack earned a 18.2 per cent return on a share that he purchased one year ago. The share is now worth $10.98, and he just received a dividend of $1.36. How much did Jack originally pay for the share? (in dollars to the nearest cent; don't use $ sign)
7-1. One year ago, James Sirlank bought Dell Computer common stock for $20 per share. Today the stock is selling for $19 per share. During the year, James received four dividend payments, each in the amount of $0.20 per share. (a) What rate of return did James earn during the year? (b) What were the (1) dividend yield and (2) the capital gains yield associated with the stock for the year? 7-9. Suppose your company is expected to grow at...
You bought a stock a year ago for $50 per share and sold it today for $55. It paid a $1 dividend yesterday. 1. What was your realized return? 2. How much of the return came from the dividend yield and how much came from the capital gain? 3. The same scenario as above, but the stock fell to $45 per share. What is the dividend yield now? What is the capital gain now?