18) HE HAVE 1000 SHARE OF COMPANY Y = 127.7*1000 = (127700)
SELL 1000 SHARE OF COMPANY Y @128.30 = 128.30*1000 = (128300)
PROFIT = 127700-128300 = (600)
CURRENT CASH IN HAND = 127700+600+120= 128420
WE CAN BUY = 858.71 SHARES OF STOCK X (128420/149.55)
BUT WE CANT BUY SHARE IN DECIMAL SO THE CASH WE HAVE IN HAND IS 0.71*149.55 = (106.18)
OPTION “E” IS THE CORRECT ANSWER FOR QUESTION 18
QUESTION 19)
NYSE |
NASDAQ |
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BID |
ASK |
BID |
ASK |
|
COMPANY X |
149.55 |
150.45 |
149.87 |
150.13 |
COMPANY Y |
127.88 |
128.12 |
127.7 |
128.3 |
SPREAD |
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NYSE |
NASDAQ |
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COMPANY X |
0.602% |
0.173% |
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COMPANY Y |
0.188% |
0.470% |
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FORMULA |
(ASK-BID)/BID*100 |
ANSWER 19) FALSE
QUESTION 20)
Generally Large Cap Company will have more liquidity
Answer 20) TRUE
ANS 21) E
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