Seatwork Suppose you invest Php 100,000 today to: ● ● After a year, ● Buy 40 PLDT stocks at Php 1,500 per share Purchase 400 shares of ATRÁM Consumer Trends mutual fund at Php 100 per unit ● PLDT stock price is Php 1,650 per share PLDT released dividends of Php 80 per share ATRAM Consumer Trends fund is at Php 97 per unit Ignoring taxes and fees, how much net gain or loss will you have if you sell all your PLDT stocks and ATRAM funds after a year?

Seatwork Suppose you invest Php 100,000 today to: ● ● After a year, ● Buy 40 PLDT stocks at Php 1,500 per share Purchase 400 shares of ATRÁM Consumer Trends mutual fund at Php 100 per unit ● PLDT stock price is Php 1,650 per share PLDT released dividends of Php 80 per share ATRAM Consumer Trends fund is at Php 97 per unit Ignoring taxes and fees, how much net gain or loss will you have if you sell all your PLDT stocks and ATRAM funds after a year?

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Chapter13: Investing In Mutual Funds, Etfs, And Real Estate

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