Zeke bought 10 shares of a company’s stock at a price of $21.20 per share. He now sees that the price per share of his investment is $32. His broker informs him that the price of the shares may see a decline in the future. Zeke should ideally the assets because he stands to earn a profit of per share from the transaction.

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Answer:

Therefore if Zeke sells the shares now he stands to make a profit of

    = $320 - $212 = $ 108.

Therefore Zeke should sell the shares because the price of the shares may see a decline in the future.

Step-by-step explanation:

i) Zeke bought 10 shares

ii) Each share cost $21.20

iii) Zeke paid for the shares the amount of  = $21.20 [tex]\times[/tex] 10 = $212

iv) shares are now each worth $32

v) If Zeke sells the shares the Zeke will earn = $32 [tex]\times[/tex] 10 = $320.

vi) Therefore if Zeke sells the shares now he stands to make a profit of

    = $320 - $212 = $ 108.

Answer:

Sell, $10.80

Step-by-step explanation:

He should sell since there is a predicted decline.

To get his profit subtract the starting value of each share, to the current

32-21.20=10.80