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MariettaO [177]
3 years ago
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On November 10th, Easton Company sold the Y Company stock for $31 per share. On December 15th, Z Company paid dividends of $0.12

per share. The following were the year-end market values: Company FMV per Share X Company $43 Y Company 15 Z Company 21 What the total dollar values that Easton Company should record for the Unrealized Gain or (Loss) on Trading Securities for 2018? Enter a Loss as a negative number.
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AysviL [449]3 years ago
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Answer:

Find attached complete part  of the question.

The unrealized gains is $3500

Explanation:

Y stock has been disposed and its gains or losses are now realized, and it is not applicable to our computation now.

Unrealized gains or losses is the difference between purchase price of a stock and its current market price

Stock X=($43-$40)*1500=$4500 gains

Stock Z=($21-$22)*1000=-$1000 losses

So unrealized gains overall =$4500-$1000

     unrealized gains =$3500

Note that the price of stock X  has risen to $43 from initial $40 while that of company  Z has fallen to$21 from the initial $22.

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