Joshua starts out with shares of stock in Widgets Inc worth $1875 on January 1 During the month of January, the stock value plummeted to 67% of its January 1 price. Find the value of Joshua's stock on Feb 1. [A] In February, despite the stock remaining stable at the new lower value, Joshua needs some money for emergency car repairs. He sells 30% of his stock. Find the proceeds of his sale [B] and the value of his remaining stock after the sale. [C] The value after selling remains relatively stable through March 1. Then over the next three months, the stock value fluctuates rather wildly ... In March there's an increase of 20% vs. the March 1 price. Find the April 1 value of Joshua's stock [D] In April there's an increase of 30% from the April 1 price. Find the May 1 value of Joshua's stock [E] In May, there's another tumble in Widget stock value, this time the price is reduced by 50% of its May 1 value. Find the value of Joshua's stock by June 1 [F] Also for June 1, find the absolute decrease in the value of Joshua's stock holdings, and the percent decrease from his January 1 starting value. [G] and [H] In June Joshua buys $500 worth of stock, the price of his existing shares remains stable that month. Find Joshua's stock value on July 1. [] Find the percent increase in the value of his stock holdings over June as a result of his purchase. [j] Lastly in July the stock price climbs by 67% of its July 1 value. Find the August 1 value. [K] Find the percent relative increase or decrease in the value of Joshua's Widget stock compared to the starting Jan 1 value. [L] What is the absolute difference in the value of Joshua's stock from Jan 1 to Aug 1? [M] If Joshua sold all of his stock on August 1, he has $[M] more or less than the $1875 value had he sold it back on January 1. However if we take into account that he added $500 from other funds in June, and [N] ahead/behind the game in assets he received $[B] funds back in February, Joshua ends up $ after this roller coaster ride. Joshua starts out with shares of stock in Widgets Inc worth $1875 on January 1 During the month of January, the stock value plummeted to 67% of its January 1 price. Find the value of Joshua's stock on Feb 1. [A] In February, despite the stock remaining stable at the new lower value, Joshua needs some money for emergency car repairs. He sells 30% of his stock. Find the proceeds of his sale [B] and the value of his remaining stock after the sale. [C] The value after selling remains relatively stable through March 1. Then over the next three months, the stock value fluctuates rather wildly ... In March there's an increase of 20% vs. the March 1 price. Find the April 1 value of Joshua's stock [D] In April there's an increase of 30% from the April 1 price. Find the May 1 value of Joshua's stock [E] In May, there's another tumble in Widget stock value, this time the price is reduced by 50% of its May 1 value. Find the value of Joshua's stock by June 1 [F] Also for June 1, find the absolute decrease in the value of Joshua's stock holdings, and the percent decrease from his January 1 starting value. [G] and [H] In June Joshua buys $500 worth of stock, the price of his existing shares remains stable that month. Find Joshua's stock value on July 1. [] Find the percent increase in the value of his stock holdings over June as a result of his purchase. [j] Lastly in July the stock price climbs by 67% of its July 1 value. Find the August 1 value. [K] Find the percent relative increase or decrease in the value of Joshua's Widget stock compared to the starting Jan 1 value. [L] What is the absolute difference in the value of Joshua's stock from Jan 1 to Aug 1? [M] If Joshua sold all of his stock on August 1, he has $[M] more or less than the $1875 value had he sold it back on January 1. However if we take into account that he added $500 from other funds in June, and [N] ahead/behind the game in assets he received $[B] funds back in February, Joshua ends up $ after this roller coaster ride