Personal Finance, Student Value Edition (8th Edition) (The Pearson Series in Finance)
Personal Finance, Student Value Edition (8th Edition) (The Pearson Series in Finance)
8th Edition
ISBN: 9780134730851
Author: Arthur J. Keown
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 11, Problem 9PA
Summary Introduction

To Determine:

The total cost, total value, amount borrowed and the contribution.

Introduction:

Loan is the amount or thing is taken from another person with the promise of future payment.

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Explanation of Solution

Given,

Number of shares purchased is 250.

Price per share is $40

Margin is 505.

Formula to calculate total cost,

Totalcost=Numberofshares×Pricepershare

Substitute 250 as number of shares and $40 for price per share.

Totalcost=250×$40=$10,000

The total cost is $10,000.

Formula to calculate the amount borrowed,

Amountborrowed=Totalcost×(1Margin)

Substitute $10,000 for total cost and 50% for margin.

Amountborrowed=$10,000×(150%)=$10,000×(10.5)=$10,000×0.5=$5,000

Hence, the amount borrowed is $5,000.

Formula to calculate contribution,

Contribution=TotalcostAmountborrowed

Substitute $10,000 for total cost and $5,000 for amount borrowed.

Contribution=$10,000$5,000=$5,000

Hence, the contribution is $5,000.

Price of stock increased to $50.

Formula to calculate total cost,

Totalcost=Numberofshares×Pricepershare

Substitute 250 as number of shares and $50 for price per share.

Totalcost=250×$50=$12,500

The total cost is $12,500.

Formula to calculate the amount borrowed,

Amountborrowed=Totalcost×(1Margin)

Substitute $10,000 for total cost and 50% for margin.

Amountborrowed=$10,000×(150%)=$10,000×(10.5)=$10,000×0.5=$5,000

Hence, the amount borrowed is $5,000.

Formula to calculate margin,

Margin=TotalcostAmountborrowed

Substitute $12,500 for total cost and $5,000 for amount borrowed.

Margin=$12,500$5,000=$7,500

Hence, the contribution is $7,500.

Formula to calculate the profit,

Profit=InvestmentvalueContribution

Substitute $7,500 for investment value and $5,000 for the contribution.

Profit=$7,500$5000=$2,500

Hence, profit earned by the investor is $2,500.

Stock price per share is $30.

Formula to calculate total cost,

Totalcost=Numberofshares×Pricepershare

Substitute 250 as number of shares and $30 for price per share.

Totalcost=250×$30=$7,500

The total cost is $7,500.

Formula to calculate the amount borrowed,

Amountborrowed=Totalcost×(1Margin)

Substitute $10,000 for total cost and 50% for margin.

Amountborrowed=$10,000×(150%)=$10,000×(10.5)=$10,000×0.5=$5,000

Hence, the amount borrowed is $5,000.

Formula to calculate margin,

Margin=TotalcostAmountborrowed

Substitute $7,500 for total cost and $5,000 for amount borrowed.

Margin=$7,500$5,000=$2,500

Hence, the contribution is $2,500.

Formula to calculate the profit,

Profit=InvestmentvalueContribution

Substitute $2,500 for investment value and $5,000 for the contribution.

Profit=$2,500$5000=($2,500)

Hence, loss earned by the investor is $2,500.

Conclusion

Hence, the value of the missing information has been determined.

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