Homework Answers
part 1 :
| company one | ($702) | company two | $1,204 |
working:
current value = amount invested * todays price / price on nov 14 2014.
=>company one= 1000*79.19 / 112.80
=>$702.
since it is less than amount invested, the value is said to have shrunk.
company two = 1000*377.46/313.60
=>$1,204.
part 2:
| company one | ($687) | company two | 1,436 |
working:
company one = 1000*(79.19/115.31) =>$687.....(shrunk)
company two = 1000*(377.46/262.80)=>$1,436.....(growth)
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