a)
Initial margin requirement = 50%
Total Value of the Shares short sold = $ (300*120) = $36,000
Hence, Initial margin requirement = $ (50% * 36,000) = $18,000
b)
Total loss on the transaction if stock price goes to $127 = $ (120-127) * 300 = ($2,100)
Hence, rate of return = (2,100) / 18,000 * 100 = -11.67% or 11.67% (Negative)
Note: $18,000 is the initial investment made (which is equal to initial margin requirement)
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