Answer:
(a)
Calculate the number of shares that can be purchased, if $5,000 is spent on a stock that costs $60 per share.
Substitute $5,000 for Total spent and $60 for Cost per share.
83 shares of the stock can be purchased. Calculate the profit.
Substitute 83 for Number of shares, $90 for Sell price and $60 for Buy price.
(b)
Calculate the number of shares that can be purchased if $5,000 is spent on a stock that costs $20 per share.
Substitute $5,000 for Total spent and $20 for Cost per share.
Since there is a 50 percent margin, the other 250 shares can be borrowed.
500 shares of the stock can be purchased (or borrowed). Calculate the profit.
Substitute 500 for number of shares, $30 for Sell price and $20 for Buy price.
(c)
Calculate the number of shares that can be purchased if $5,000 is spent on a stock that costs $40 per share.
Substitute $5,000 for Total spent and $40 for Cost per share.
Since there is a 75 percent margin, the investor must supply at least 75 percent of the stock. The other 25 percent may be borrowed. In other words, 75% of the total number of shares that can be traded is 125.
166 shares of the stock can be purchased (or borrowed). Calculate the profit.
Substitute 166 for number of shares, $55 for Sell price and $40 for Buy price.
Profit from Option (a) is $2,490
Profit from Option (b) is $5,000
Profit from Option (c) is $2,490
Conclusion: Based on the above calculations and compare the profit from each option, Option (b) has got the highest returns on investment. Then select Option (b).
Answer:
a)
Company name: CC Company
Exchange: NYSE
b)
Current market price of stock: $41.63 per share
Market stock price 1 year ago: $38 per share
Market stock price 3 years ago: $33 per share
Market stock price 5 years ago: $25 per share
Calculate the percentage price change using the following formula, which is as follows;
The following table G1 shows the percentage change of the market stock for the given information, which is as follows:
c)
Its headquarters is at in A, G state.
Its Chairman of the Board and CEO is M K.
5% of shares are held by insiders.
d)
The CC Company mission is to refresh the world, to inspire moments of optimism and happiness, and to create value and make a difference.
Its main products are sugary, carbonated drinks such as C-C, S and F.
e)
The CC drink was created in 1886 and patented in 1887.
In 1899, The CC Company started franchising bottling operations in the U S.
f)CC's competitors include Dr. P S Group, Inc. , N and P, Inc.
g)
Sales and profit summaries can be found on their Income Statement.
Their sales for 2013 were $46,854,000,000.
Their profit for 2013 was $8,584,000,000.
h)
the following table G2, shows the financial ratios and measures of the company CC, which is as follows:
i)
A recent development is that The CC Company paid $2.2 billion for 17% of Monster Beverage.
The CEO of The CC Company, M K, acknowledged that the company's 2013 volume and revenue results did not meet expectations.
The company has plans to accelerate growth, expand their profitable portfolio, maximize productivity, win at the point of sale and invest in the next generation of leaders.
Based on my findings, it can be suggestible for the company for an future investment. Its EPS Growth and Return on Equity look good. Although sales were slow in 2013, there are plans to grow.
On the downside, it's possible sugary drinks will soon be a thing of the past as consumers see it as a cause of obesity.
Answer:
(a)
Use the worksheet shown below, and the Table of Future Value Factors to determine the lump sum as shown below.
Person L should invest $23,321 today in order to end up with $50,000 in eight years.
(b)
Use the worksheet shown below, and the Table of Future Value Annuity Factors to determine the amount as shown below.
Person L will need to put away $4,372.16 annually for eight years to get $50,000.
(c)
Person L will need to put away $2,497 for eight years to accumulate $50,000.
(d)
Now that Person L knows how much she needs to save, she can use an investment plan to decide how to save it. She could save the money periodically, such as at the beginning of every year. The money has to be put into an investment program in order to obtain 10% return on her money. For example, she could put her money into a mutual fund that has a history of earning 10% a year.