Exam 21: Stocks, Bonds, and Mutual Funds
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Match the following terms with their definitions.
-Price-earnings ratio
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Match the following terms with their definitions.
-Cumulative preferred
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Assume a bond sells at 97.75 (pays 8% interest). What is the total interest Bill will receive at the end of each year if he buys four bonds?
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Bill Bone buys five bonds of UIC Co. at 92. What is the premium or discount per bond for Bill?
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Calculate the closing price of this bond:
Bond Current Yield Vol Close Net Change Action 11 22 10 102 +1.25
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Assume the company earns $1.62 per share. What was the sale volume?
52 Weeks Stock (Sym) DIV YLD \% PE Volume 10 's Close Net Change HI \mid LO 49.94\mid40.25 Jaymen Co. .58 51615 46.90 -0.50
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Cumulative Preference stockholders receive $.90 per share. There are 40,000 shares. For the last four years no dividends have been paid. This year $170,000 is paid out in dividends. How much in dividends to Preferred Stockholders are still in arrears?
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The stock of Oracle is selling for $48.50 per share. The earnings per share are 9 times earnings. Calculate the price-earnings ratio to the nearest tenth for Oracle.
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Amy purchased 100 shares of Monsanto Company for $66.10 per share. Today the stock is selling for $80.45. Assuming a charge of $7.00 to buy and sell, how much did Amy earn if she sold her shares today?
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Jeff Ryan bought 200 shares of BUI for $19.50. Eight weeks later he sold the stock for $20.75. Assuming a 3% commission, his bottom line was a gain of:
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Jamie bought 200 shares of MCN stock at $29.38 per share. Eight months later she sold the stock at $31.63 per share. Assume a 2% commission is charged on both buying and selling the stock. What was Jamie's ROI?
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Jamie King bought one bond of Easter Company for 110. The original bond was 6 1/2 18. Jamie wants to know the current yield to the nearest tenth percent.
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The yearly interest on a bond is the current selling price of the bond times the stated yearly interest rate.
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If Bill Margin sells five bonds at 104.50, what amount will he receive? (Disregard commissions.)If the bonds pay 13% annually, what is the current yield to the nearest tenth percent?
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Cumulative preferred stock is not entitled to dividends in arrears.
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