Imagine that stock price of a company called ROARJAGUAR (ticker: RJAG), initially a $40 stock, rises...
Imagine that stock price of a company called ROARJAGUAR (ticker: RJAG), initially a $40 stock, rises to $80.
a) what % is the gain? This gain is called a two dagger (doubling).
b) what percentage is the gain if the stock triples?
c) what percent is the gain if the stock quadruples?
Homework Answers
a.
Gain % = ((Final price - Intial Price)/Intial price)*100
b.
Final price = 3*40 = 120
c
Final price = 4*40 = 160
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