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Problem 4

Chapter 11 FINANCIAL ANALYSIS ALGORITHMS
Problem 4 A Collection of Microsoft Excel Spreadsheets To Accompany Melicher & Norton's
INTRODUCTION TO FINANCE, Markets, Investments, and Financial Management, 16e
Profit/Loss on Stock Investment.
Assume no margin, borrowing costs, dividends, commissions or taxes.
a.
Input Variables:
1000 Number of shares purchased
$20.00 Purchase price per share
$23.00 Selling price per share
50% Margin percent
Output Variables:
$10,000.00 Amount borrowed
$10,000.00 Initial equity investment = purchase price for all shares - amount borrowed
$13,000.00 Terminal equity investment value = selling price for all shares - amount borrowed
$3,000.00 Dollar profit/loss
30.000% Return on equity investment
b.
Input Variables:
1000 Number of shares purchased
$20.00 Purchase price per share
$30.00 Selling price per share
50% Margin percent
Output Variables:
$10,000.00 Amount borrowed
$10,000.00 Initial equity investment = purchase price for all shares - amount borrowed
$20,000.00 Terminal equity investment value = selling price for all shares - amount borrowed
$10,000.00 Dollar profit/loss
100.000% Return on equity investment
c.
Input Variables:
1000 Number of shares purchased
$20.00 Purchase price per share
$16.00 Selling price per share
50% Margin percent
Output Variables:
$10,000.00 Amount borrowed
$10,000.00 Initial equity investment = purchase price for all shares - amount borrowed
$6,000.00 Terminal equity investment value = selling price for all shares - amount borrowed
($4,000.00) Dollar profit/loss
-40.000% Return on equity investment
d.
Input Variables:
1000 Number of shares purchased
$20.00 Purchase price per share
$10.00 Selling price per share
50% Margin percent
Output Variables:
$10,000.00 Amount borrowed
$10,000.00 Initial equity investment = purchase price for all shares - amount borrowed
$0.00 Terminal equity investment value = selling price for all shares - amount borrowed
($10,000.00) Dollar profit/loss
-100.000% Return on equity investment