Apple closed on Friday Jan 5, 2019 at $177.09, with a bid-offer spread of 177.26 x 40,000 - 177.36 x 10,000. Assuming Apple opens on Monday with the same bid-offer spread, if you give an order to buy 10,000 shares of Apple, how much will you pay? It depends on the opening price O $1,772,600 $1,773,600 O $177,260

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Apple closed on Friday Jan 5, 2019 at $177.09, with a bid-offer spread of 177.26 x 40,000 - 177.36 x 10,000. Assuming Apple opens on Monday with the same bid-offer spread,
if you give an order to buy 10,000 shares of Apple, how much will you pay?
It depends on the opening price
$1,772,600
$1,773,600
$177,260
Transcribed Image Text:Apple closed on Friday Jan 5, 2019 at $177.09, with a bid-offer spread of 177.26 x 40,000 - 177.36 x 10,000. Assuming Apple opens on Monday with the same bid-offer spread, if you give an order to buy 10,000 shares of Apple, how much will you pay? It depends on the opening price $1,772,600 $1,773,600 $177,260
A company declares bankruptcy with $60m in assets including a building worth $40m, $20m in equity, a $25m loan secured by a mortgage on the building, $15m in
unsecured debt and $25m in preferred stock. How much will preferred stockholders get after liquidation?
In the previous example, how much will the equity holders get after liquidation?
$0
$5 million
$10 million
$15 million
Transcribed Image Text:A company declares bankruptcy with $60m in assets including a building worth $40m, $20m in equity, a $25m loan secured by a mortgage on the building, $15m in unsecured debt and $25m in preferred stock. How much will preferred stockholders get after liquidation? In the previous example, how much will the equity holders get after liquidation? $0 $5 million $10 million $15 million
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