Accountancy, asked by singhmonika1722, 6 hours ago

Mr.Anil purchased 100 stocks of futura informatics Ltd for Rs.21 on March 15,sold for Rs.35 on March 14 next year ,in the company paid a dividend of Rs 2.50 per share them Anil's holding period return is _


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Answered by deva098
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Answer:

Anil's holding period return exists at 78.6%.

Explanation:

Given,

Income from shares - 250 (2.5*100)

The original value of 100 shares - 2100 (21*100)

End of period value of 100 shares - 3500 (35*1000

Now substitute values in this formula.

To find,

HPR = ((Income + (end of period value - original value)) / original value) *100.

HPR= 250+3500-2100/2100*100

= 1650/2100*100

=0.785*100

= 78.6%.

Therefore 78.6% is Anil's holding period return.

Answered by DevendraLal
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Anil's holding period return exists at 78.6%.

GIVEN:  100 Stocks of Futura informatics cost is 21 and are sold for 35

TO FIND: Anil's holding period

SOLUTION:

Income from shares - 250  ( 2.5*100)

The original value of 100 shares - 2100 (21*100)

End of period value of 100 shares - 3500 (35*100)

Now substitute values in this formula.

HPR = ((Income + (end of period value - original value)) / original value) *100.

HPR=  250+3500 - 2100/2100*100

= 78.6%.

Therefore 78.6% is Anil's holding period return.

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