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Holding period return is the return of the stock while it was held by the investors. It includes all the dividends.
Holding period return= ( ( selling price- Buying price) + Dividend )/Buying price
= ((94-80) +2.03)/80
=( 14 + 2.03)/80
=16.03/80
= 20.0375%
Or .200375
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