IMR $0\mathrm{.}50$ MMR $0\mathrm{.}30$ Call rate $0\mathrm{.}0725$ Shares $1,000$

Aramark

Purchase price, $9/1/20$ $$19\mathrm{.}10$

Sales price, $9/1/23$ $$25\mathrm{.}05$

Assume you bought the stock on $9/1/20.$

$1.$ How much did you have to have in your account before you purchased the stock?

Assume you sold the stock on $9/1/23.$

$2.$ How much did you pay in interest?

$3.$ What was your total loan repayment?

$4.$ What was your net cash inflow?

$5.$ What was your return?

Assume you didn$$t sell the stock on $9/1/23.$

$6.$ How low could the stock go before you got a margin call?

$7.$ Suppose the price drops to $$60$ a share. Would you get a margin call, and if so$,$

what would be the amount?

$8.$ Suppose the price drops $20\%$ from the lowest price without a margin call. What

is your actual margin?

$9.$ What is your margin call amount?

Assume you meet the margin call.

$10.$ What will your equity be after you meet the call?

Assume you can$$t meet the margin call.

$11.$ What is the maximum market value you can have?

$12.$ What is the reduction needed?

$13.$ How many shares will your broker sell?

$14.$ What is the actual reduction?

$15.$ What is the value of your stock after your broker has sold the stock?

$16.$ What is the value of your loan after your broker has sold the stock?