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Challenge The national order book for shares of ABC Corp. is: National Order Book Asks /Limit Sell Orders       Price Shares Dealer Ask $99 3,600   $98 900   $97 720   $96 180 Best Ask $95 72         Bids /Limit Buy Orders   Price Shares Best Bid $93 15   $92 38   $91 150   $90 188 Dealer Bid $89 750       Suppose a market order to sell 300 shares arrives from a fund manager. At what weighted-average price will this order be filled? (note: this spreads are unrealistically large. In reality, they would be $0.01) Enter your answer as a number of dollars, rounded to the nearest $0.01.

Which of the following best defines a stock market index, such as the S&P 500?

You bought 35 shares of a $65 stock on margin one year ago. Today, the stock is worth $75 per share. You initially posted 75% margin. Ignoring any interest due and margin calls, calculate your rate of return.

Stock ABC is currently selling for $50 per share. Which of the following should have a higher selling price? a three-month call option on ABC stock with an exercise price $45 a three-month put option on ABC stock with an exercise price $45

You bought 35 shares of a $80 stock on margin one year ago. Today, the stock is worth $87 per share. You initially posted 75% margin. Ignoring any interest due and margin calls, calculate your rate of return.

One year ago, an investor is quoted the following prices for ABC stock: Bid: $21.20 Ask: $21.50 During the year, ABC paid $1.00  in dividends. Today, the best price quotes for the stock are: Bid: $19.25 Ask: $19.60 Ignoring taxes, what return did the investor earn over the last year?

Suppose that you just short sold 100 shares of ABC stock for $80 per share. The initial margin requirement is 60%, which you cover by pledging T-bills as collateral. If the price of the stock falls to $67 per share, what return did you earn? Ignore the interest earned on T-bills.

Suppose that you just short sold 100 shares of ABC stock for $45 per share. The initial margin requirement is 60%, which you cover by pledging T-bills as collateral. If the price of the stock falls to $38 per share, what return did you earn? Ignore the interest earned on T-bills.

What is the final stage of the dying process according to Elisabeth Kübler-Ross?