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That would depend on how much stock they own, the price of the stock, how much they paid for it, and how much the value of the stock rose or fell during the year. So there's really no way to give a difinitive answer.
1.5%
The % gain in a stocks price is calculated as the difference between the current market price and the price at which you bought divided by hundred. Ex: Assuming you bought shares of Google Inc same day last year for $100 and currently it is trading at $155. which means gain % is (155-100)/100 which is 55%
The Chrysler corporation 1983 stock price was $26.75. In the previous year, their stock price was at $15 per share.
The Avaya stock price in the year 2000 was $20 a share. During this time the company had just be established.
If a stock initially valued at $30 per share earns a total 10% on the year, the total value is $33 per share. If the stock alone increased to $32.50, take the total of $33 per share and subtract by $32.50 to get your total annual dividend of $0.50 per share. A financial adviser claims that a particular stock earned a total return of 10 percent last year During the year the stock price rose from 30 to 32.50 What dividend did the stock pay?
5.00
Stock price = div/K-gStock price = 1/6%-2%Stock price = 25Div = DividendK = rate of returng = growth rate
There cant be a stock price on Philp Respronics in 1991 did not exist they merged in the year 2008.
Last years average for Sprint's stock was around 4.40. The Sprint corporation's stock had a volatile year in 2010, although it has done much better this year.
16.3%
1989