17) Quentin purchased 600 shares of stock on margin for $25.38 a share and sold the sharesseven months later for $30.39 a share. The initial margin requirement was 70% and themaintenance margin was 30%. The interest rate on the margin loan was 4.5%. He received nodividend income. What was his holding period return?A) 9.05%B) 9.45%C) 11.46%D) 12.67%E) 27.09%

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