Suppose that you bought one share of Apple on January $5,2021.$ Then one month after that $($Feb $5$th$)$ you got a dividend of $$0\mathrm{.}205$ per shares. The you got $3$ more dividends of $$0\mathrm{.}22$ per share. One on May $5$th$,$ Aug $5$th$,$ and Nov $5$th$.$ For simplicity purposes, assume that months have $30$ days and that the length of the periods are the same. To get you purchase price and your sales price got to Yahoo Finance. In the lookup bar

in the site write APPL $($Apple$\text{'}$s ticker symbol$)$ and once the info for Apple is displayed,

Click on Historical Data, which will display historical prices for Apple's Stock:

S&P $500$

Dow $30$

$($vi$)$ U$.$S$.$ markets close in $1$ hour $37$ minutes

$4,573\mathrm{.}51$

$+26\mathrm{.}97(+0\mathrm{.}59\%)$

W$.......$

$35,546\mathrm{.}40$

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Once the data is displayed, make sure to determine the time period you want to

analyze. Once you have done so$,$ click on "Done" and then on "Apply":

You sold the stock exactly one year after you bought it$.$ The day before you sold the stock you did some calculations to see if you could predict the price of the stock.

Your expected yearly return is $16\%$