You have been instructed to buy 100 shares in each of the
following three initial public offerings.
It has been set a price of € 10 per share for each public offering.
The number of shares assigned to you (M which A) and the closing
price of the first day is
| Share | M which A | Closing price |
| A | 100 | 8€ |
| B | 80 | 11€ |
| C | 20 | 15€ |
What is the total gain or loss on these shares at the close of the first day?
Price of allotment = $10 for each of the three IPO
Gain on Share = Quantity*(ClosingPrice-Allotment Price)
Gain on Share A = 100*(8-10) = -200
Gain on Share B = 80*(11-10) = 80
Gain on Share C = 20*(15-10) = 100
Total Gain = -200+80+100 = -20
So, there is a loss of 20 on the first day
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