Answer:
portfolio's new beta is 1.25
Explanation:
Total number of stocks available in the portfolio = 15
Total portfolio = 1.20
Beta of stock to be sold = 0.8
Beta of stock to be purchased = 1.6
Weight of one stock (replacing stock) = 1/15
New portfolio beta = Total portfolio - (Weight * Beta of selling stock) + (Weight * Beta of purchasing stock)
New portfolio beta = 1.20 - [(1/15) * 0.8] + [(1/15) * 1.6]
= 1.20 - 0.05333 + 0.10667
= 1.25334
≈ 1.25
I believe it’s false
I’m sorry if I’m wrong
Answer:
B. $3,251
Explanation:
Stock shares × Allocated price = Shares closing price
A 700 ×$ 29.15 =$20,405
B 430 ×33.86=$14,560
C 340× 36.43 =$12,386
Total $47,351
Stock shares × IPO price= Shares IPO price
A 700 ×$30=$21,000
B 430×$30= $12,900
C 340×$30=$10,200
Total $44,100
Total Profits $47,351-$44,100
=$3,251
Therefore Kim's total profit on these three stocks at the end of the first day of trading will be $3,251
Answer:
A.
Debit Unearned Revenue $11,250
Credit Sales $11,250
Explanation:
B. It is an income for the company. Prepaid subscription is an expense for the company. Therefore, it is incorrect.
C. It is contradictory as the company already recorded the first quarter transaction. Therefore, Unearned revenue should be debit. So, it is also incorrect.
D. According to the revenue recognition, revenue is recognized when they are earned. Therefore, the company acquired the cash when the company received last year. So, it is incorrect.
E. Again, cash cannot be credit. Therefore, it is incorrect.
A is the correct answer. As, when the company received the payment, unearned revenue was credit. As the income is now recorded for the first quarter, $(45,000/4) = $11,250 of unearned revenue becomes earned. So, it is debit. Since it is a sale of a company, the sale becomes credit.
