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I Purchased 100 shares of common stock for 26 and sold for 52 a share and received a dividend of 6 per share immediately before selling shares. I held the stock for 1 year what was my rate return?
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The return calculation is as under: (Closing Price of Share - Opening Price of share)+ Dividend _______________________________________________ Openinig Price of Share Putting your values: ((52-26)+6)/26 The holding period return in this case is 23.07%
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