You want to put together a LONG/SHORT equity portfolio with 56.80% of the account equity used for the LONG side and the remaining proportion for the SHORT side. There is no excess cash. If your total equity before the LONG/SHORT trade is $309,920 in the form of cash, what will be the value of your account's total assets immediately after the LONG/SHORT trades? Ignore any commissions, interest, and borrow fees. Assume that the margin requirements are 50% on both sides, and you make full use of the margin available. $753,725 $772,569 $791,412 $810.255 $829,098 You want to put together a LONG/SHORT equity portfolio with 56.80% of the account equity used for the LONG side and the remaining proportion for the SHORT side. There is no excess cash. If your total equity before the LONG/SHORT trade is $309,920 in the form of cash, what will be the value of your account's total assets immediately after the LONG/SHORT trades? Ignore any commissions, interest, and borrow fees. Assume that the margin requirements are 50% on both sides, and you make full use of the margin available. $753,725 $772,569 $791,412 $810.255 $829,098