A share of stock contained by the Lofty Cheese Company is quoted at 25 1/4. Suppose you hold 30 shares of that stock,?
A share of stock in the Lofty Cheese Company is quoted at 25 1/4. Suppose you hold 30 shares of that stock, which you bought at 20 1/4. If you go your stock at 25 1/4, which one of the following statements would be true?A. You'll make a profit of $150.
B. You'll suffer a loss of $150.
C. You'll suffer a loss of $15.
D. You'll sort a profit of $15.
Answers: A. $150 profit.
WHAT?
You buy 30 shares(or anything for that matter!) at $201/4 respectively and sell 30 shares at $25 1/4
That's $5 a share profit, or total profit 30 x $5= $150
Unless its a trick interview.
Of course you have to subtract buying/selling costs.
What's more interesting is where is it quoted?
What would be the best choice of these two option to become an investment investment banker?
Oxford university- Economics degreeLondon School of economics- Accounting and nouns degree
Answers: It doesn't really thing. No academic institution can edify you investment banking. You've any got what it take or you haven't. Once you get into investment bank you are judged on results, not article qualifications
Economics and Finance. Oxford.
Accounting is a pigeon hole amount.
Being only slightly comfortable with any program, I would suggest the Acct/Finance degree offered by the LSE. This would prepare you better for a job as an Investment Banker. You'll assuredly have classes surrounded by Economics for this major as powerfully.
I think it is none.
Dollar is losing value,where should I invest the cash?
Answers: When the dollar declines many invest their money in gold and precious metals. Natural resources is another good investment.
These areas should do well for several years until the U.S. comes out of this recession, perhaps 2010/12
These funds have been doing well since March 2000
I wouldn't try to guess what would happen. The dollar is so low right now you would hope that it would start going up.
Good luck.
emerging economies that may not be yet as overbought as China: Philippine stocks could be attractive because the recent slumps in world markets made many philippine stocks cheap realtive to earnings. Also, the Philippine peso is very strong. But i suggest you do your research first before you invest, becasue high rewards means high risks. I suggest you read a lot of books about investments first, especially those about Warren Buffet