Five rights are necessary to purchase one share of Fogel stock at $57. A right sells...
Five rights are necessary to purchase one share of Fogel stock at $57. A right sells for a $3. The ex-rights value of Fogel stock is (select one) $72 $80 $77 $68
Homework Answers
Value of right = (Ex-right value of the stock-subscription price)/No of shares
3=(Me-57)/5
15=Me-57
Me=72
The answer is A.$72
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