The holding period return on a stock was 25%. Its beginning price was $25 and its...

The holding period return on a stock was 25%. Its beginning price was $25 and its cash dividend was $2.6. Its ending price must have been _________.

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Ans 28.65

Po =	Purchase Price
P1 =	Sale Price

Total Return on Shares =	(Dividend + (P1 - P0))
25 * 25% =	( 2.6 + P1 - 25)
6.25 =	( 2.6 + P1 - 25)
6.25 =	P1 - 22.4
P1 =	22.4 + 6.25
P1 =	28.65

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